You should see me talk to my dog in the pastOriginally posted by Kan_i:![]()
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Pinky Bear can talk to cats![]()
WahahahahaOriginally posted by elindra:You should see me talk to my dog in the past![]()
If you have a good filter no need often laOriginally posted by sbst275:elin, em... How often should the fish tank water be changed?
Yes, gingers tend to be males 90% of the time, tri-coloureds are 100% female...same for tortiseshell.Originally posted by choco B:Do different colored cats have certain typical characteristics or personalities![]()
I see...Originally posted by elindra:If you have a good filter no need often la
Just remove 20% water and top up with fresh dechorinated water every week to reduce the nitrates in the water
I dunno what kind of filter you got too.
Best if your filter have at least 2 layers. One the black sponge like filter. This one you need to wash in the fish water. Do not rinse with fresh water as it has good bacteria in it that protects the fish. Have those cheap white layer as the top layer. That one you can wash with tap water.
Sounds like dogs how they mark territory and yeah the tomcats tend to be really unfriendly. Don't like their broad faces too :pOriginally posted by Wanda:Yes, gingers tend to be males 90% of the time, tri-coloureds are 100% female...same for tortiseshell.
If you see cats with very broad faces and jaw - these are mostly unsterilised and territorial males who roam around to mark their territory and mate with females (just like in the big/wild cats kingdom). These can be fierce so forget about calling them.
Male cats tend to mark territory with their urine (dunno how they got so much ever-ready stock), even after they're sterilised.
Cats with tipped ears (ie a small portion cut off) means they have been sterilised by volunteers cat carers.
White cats with mixed colour eyes (one blue, one yellow) tends to go deaf in older years, same for totally white cats with blue eyes.
Originally posted by Wanda:Yes, gingers tend to be males 90% of the time, tri-coloureds are 100% female...same for tortiseshell.
If you see cats with very broad faces and jaw - these are mostly unsterilised and territorial males who roam around to mark their territory and mate with females (just like in the big/wild cats kingdom). These can be fierce so forget about calling them.
Male cats tend to mark territory with their urine (dunno how they got so much ever-ready stock), even after they're sterilised.
Cats with tipped ears (ie a small portion cut off) means they have been sterilised by volunteers cat carers.
White cats with mixed colour eyes (one blue, one yellow) tends to go deaf in older years, same for totally white cats with blue eyes.
Like what Rhonda mentioned before, black cat are super friendly, perhaps to make up for the negative superstitions that ppl have of them.Originally posted by choco B:Oh! Cool! Will keep this in mind when I spot strays next time
There's a fat black & white cat with collar and tipped ear who lazes at my void deck. He's cute. He looks up expectantly whenever anyone walks past. Once I meowed at him and he followed me for half a block. I think he's expecting someone, everyone, to feed him.
*I use "he" loosely cos I don't know his gender LOL Is there a higher gender probability for black & whites?
Is she leaving for good tomorrow?Originally posted by Fatum:Just came back from that Japanese girl's place ......
she's leaving tomorrow at 7am .....
we're both done ... but why am i feeling bad ? ....![]()
Yeah, for good .... she transferred to another university in British Columbia .... and she told nobody at all .... I got to know about it only two days ago .....Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Is she leaving for good tomorrow?
Did the two of you call it off on a good note?

Originally posted by Fatum:Doggie rules ....![]()
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