http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/-t1.htm Have an interest in an exotic not specifically listed? This section is for you! Bettongs, Civits, Tayras, Springhaas, Australian Possoms, Wallabies, Bears, etc. Fri, 28 Aug 2009 21:21:45 GMT 10 http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa276/NinaSucrose/acbanner-1.jpg http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/-t1.htm http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/new-roo-color-t315.htm sugeebaby The mother is albino with red eyes. Dad is standard brown roo. The baby is almost like a mosaci. She has one black paw like standrad roo and pink paw like albino. She has blue eyes. She almost looks like a buttercream glider. Do you know if there is such a thing as a mosaic in the roo family.]]> Other Exotics Fri, 28 Aug 2009 21:21:45 GMT http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/new-roo-color-t315.htm#3281 http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/new-roo-color-t315.htm http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/momonga-want-t308.htm Usha77 http://cuteoverload.com/2009/08/12/obviously-created-by-japanese-scientists/

What's weird is if you look these up, either momonga or Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel - a lot of the pics you get are actually sugar gliders...hmmmm...lol! Stupid people...]]> Other Exotics Wed, 12 Aug 2009 18:54:33 GMT http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/momonga-want-t308.htm#3231 http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/momonga-want-t308.htm http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/cusimanse-sierra-and-leah-t256.htm Otolemur
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PS- Let me know if these don't go through!]]> Other Exotics Thu, 30 Jul 2009 15:26:03 GMT http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/cusimanse-sierra-and-leah-t256.htm#2621 http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/cusimanse-sierra-and-leah-t256.htm http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/the-octopus-on-the-menu-t94.htm jungleflockmom Sometimes we think of certain animals only when we see them on a menu (especially when traveling overseas) or in a public acquarium and don't realize that they have real intelligence. It is remarkable that octopuses have their own individual personalities, can problem solve ( they can open a child proof medicine bottle if there is something yummy inside), know their keepers, and often enjoy exploring out of the water or being taken for a walk by their keepers? Octopuses love to play ... Other Exotics Sat, 14 Feb 2009 20:49:26 GMT http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/the-octopus-on-the-menu-t94.htm#923 http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/the-octopus-on-the-menu-t94.htm http://animalcraze.forumotion.com/other-exotics-f40/wallabies-and-other-exotics-t149.htm Glider_Craze
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