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JAN 13, 2003 10:32 PM
I have a blue betta fish. His name is Frank.
I have to keep his water a few inches from the lip of his bowl, because he is an adventurous explorer like me and keeps trying to take himself for a walk. 
JAN 13, 2003 10:38 PM
pit bull. orange cat. 60 gallons of salt water madness.
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JAN 13, 2003 11:00 PM
At my place, no pets, but before I had to move here, I rescued what they call a tuxedo cat. Basicly he is a domestic shorthair with black back and legs, but it looks like he is wearing a white shirt on his belly. His name is Figiro, and he does look like his namesake from Pinoccio. He is with my parents right now and they say he is a troublemaker. Breaks things, scares the fish, etc. Oops. 
love him anyway
JAN 13, 2003 11:06 PM
we have a real outgoing orange cat named mango and a really introverted brindle cat named bruce lee.
we had a gorgeous, playful, quite aggressive/protective akita puppy until about about a week ago, when he bit a houseguest's face and had to be put to sleep.
FrozenFoodGod
Canada
OLD SKOOL
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a cat named danzig check my profile pic
JAN 13, 2003 11:37 PM
i have one sPAxz of a cat named spek. she was a barn car turned apartment cat. anything small and round gets missplaces by her. and all my hoodies have no strings from her. but i still love her...i guess. 
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JAN 14, 2003 12:09 AM
i have a new chinese fighting fish in a plant... well it's my mom's.. and i didn't realize it was in the house, but it is... and i wanna name him fluffy... or badfish
JAN 14, 2003 01:03 AM
i have a black cat named monkey
shes the best 
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JAN 14, 2003 01:27 PM
Big 
es to Elph
At my peak:
Two kitties: Simon and Arwen
Four gerbils: Athena, Pheobe, Selena, and Nape
One incredible bunny: Daphne
Two mice: Petey and Elsie
One bearded dragon: Darwin
The feeding and attention schedules were tough, but so well worth it. Sadly, Daphne and Petey were buried, Elsie was given to a good home in the wake of Petey's death, Darwin was given to a good home for his overly aggresive behavior and so he would stop being terrorized by the cats, and the gerbils are enroute to a good home, in preparation for my cross-country move. Each loss, due to death or otherwise, has been difficult.
My two kitties are my still with me, the sweetest little tuxedo kitties ever! They have so far traveled with me from NC (where I rescued them) to VA, VA to OH, and from OH to NJ. Next trip: NJ to Seattle!
Excuse my tendency to rant about my pets...
JAN 14, 2003 02:04 PM
a cat, Wazoo and a canary, Kelly...and a husband named Brad.
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JAN 15, 2003 12:21 PM
ELpH said:
The best-traveled kitties EVER!
Hey, um, what's a bearded dragon? Sounds kinda naughty.
How'd you get the names for your critters?
(I could talk about my wee ones all day! I'm so temptedd to tell y'all how they got hooked up with me! Some of the stories are pretty good!)
Yes, they will definitely be some of the best traveled kitties ever! I just hope they're ok with that 
A bearded dragon is a species of lizard that's really amazing, and normally very tame and loving. I somehow got a very bad tempered one, and considering my lack of experience with reptiles, I found him a more fitting home. Search for it on the net, you'll find em.
As for names, I'm really terrible at naming pets. Three of my gerbils were named after Greek/Roman goddesses, and very aptly, too. I researched and all that. The rest, well, either just came to me (Petey, Darwin), or were suggested by others (Daphne, Simon, Arwen). I like to have names that fit the animal, and Simon and Arwen definitely have fitting names.
And I, too, can obviously go on and on about my critters
dhill1
Minneapolis, MN
December 2002
JAN 13, 2003 10:29 PM