They do so, but only after they've killed them.

Noah;

yeah, he's pretty, but what has him so excited that he's so pretty ?

Just means you'll have to set up separate homes for all four musketeers.

This is true OF *L*

He is flaring at his reflection, so yep 'cause he's so pretty

Separate homes? - errrrrr nope *L*

I have seen them in bottles, grown too large to come out the neck. A bit like a ship in a bottle.

I came across an old friend in my wanderings through my files.

Cute frog!

More patience than I have.

My current animal interactions are shooting at cane toads with my slug gun.

What's a cane toad and what's a slug gun? Is it like shooting bull frogs with a pellet rifle?

Yes i would say its the same LS :)

Does the habit involve duck feathers? :confused:










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Did they move to the RIGHT side of the tank because they know where EVERYTHING should travel? :confused:

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:rofl:

Cane Toads are vermin imported into Australia in a misguided effort to combat some pests in the sugar-cane fields of Queensland. Think of the Simpsons episode where Bart smuggled his pet into Australia and it turned into gazillions.

A slug gun's a .177 in air rifle which shoots hourglass shaped pellets. It is not a BB gun.

Bullfrogs are native (to you) ugly things. Cane toads are toxic monsters.

A pellet rifle shoots .177 hourglass pellets. A bb rifle shoots .177 round copper bbs. Thank you for clearing up the cane toad thing though.