Thanks Ben.Good luck with your appointments Lyn.
School starts tomorrow for mebut just a few more months until I finish Secondary school and study Animal management at college. I can’t wait
Yea cause they only pay you back with a rainbow.
That's quite scary!!
Yep I’m new to the CDR and I’m finding it very amusing
Welcome back, LInda.Hi everyone!
I hope you all had a good Easter! I ended up in the land of no wifi or mobile signal
It was lovely though.
The New Forest is famous for its ponies roaming wild and free... fences are to keep them out rather than in.
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There were quite a lot of donkeys, cows and pigs roaming wild too.
We did a lot of birdwatching and a lot of walking... just slowly... but my leg mostly held up. The weather was amazing, so I did opt to sit and rest while the rest of the family were more active at times.
We went to Beaulieu (pronounced Bewley) - home of Lord Montagu and the national motor museum which currently has a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang exhibition on.
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We also went to Hurst Castle - built in the 1500s and pretty much in continuous use until the end of World War II. It’s at the end of a 2 mile shingle promontory and was used to defend Solent estuary between the mainland and the Isle of Wight. One of the UK’s most important ports is Southampton at the top of the estuary.
Rather than walk the 2 miles on shingle with my bad leg, we got the little ferry boat from Keyhaven
The walking route:
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The ferry!
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Me the same. First I found my little walking rock Saphire. He got me through a lot. TFO is helping me help him like I want to. CDR is helping in a different way.It's the right hand and wrist. I also have my right leg amputated above the knee. It happened in 2015 in a vehicle accident. When I finally got home I bought my sully Opo and then found TFO. Both have been great for my recovery
Aw that's a shame, I was looking forward to seeing the new addition to your family.
Probably didn't notice, Ray, as I always say you don't have to be mad to post here but it helps.When I first found the CDR. It started me at the first post from @Tidgy's Dad . So I kept reading about 2 pages and then realized I was reading old posts. The posts were funny and off the wall
We used to play darts with the hedgehogs in here, will that work?
Simply beautiful -spring has well and truly sprung (for now!)
I'm going to buy the copper test stuff anyway. It's interesting because I knew a woman with Wilson's disease. She didn't have enough copper. But once I get my betta I would still want the testing strips instead of having to run around here there and everywhere to keep his little home safe.
He looks a bit nervous and shy
Haha thank you, your still young!!!
Thank you Lyn, GCSEs are approaching
LOLProbably didn't notice, Ray, as I always say you don't have to be mad to post here but it helps.
That's good to know. I have the stress zyme too. My water is good to do it. I'm just trying to be saturated with information before I add an animal.
Yea but he's an old 16. Loves critters.
Don’t worry, fish are more hardy when it comes to chemicals compared to crustaceans. All aquarium chemicals I based mainly on the safety of fish aslong as you follow the correct dosage. Hardness in the water is needed for crustaceans so they can get a nice hard shell after a moult aswell as calcium.
