How do you deal with them pooping on their food?

She or he probably cleans and replaces the food if they do

@@abali3952 i use a sort of box with shallow walls to limit the space where the food is scattered. Also I place it in the area of the cage that has way less perches so there is barely any poop there. (I set up the cage in a way that there are spaces with a lot of perches and spaces with barely any perches so they have some space for moving around)

thats a really cute cage!

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I never though about it that way! So cute! 🦜

I’m so glad she survived it! What a scary experience.

guess you had to learn the hard way. i dont know why people dont do their research first

@@deletedddddddddd I think the majority of people assume that things in a pet store labeled for a type of animal is safe for them. While I agree that you should always do your own research, there are still many dog owners that don't know the dangers of rawhide, or cat owners who don't know the danger of sting/yarn being ingested, etc. There are a lot of things that are common for a type of pet that are actually dangerous, but owners don't know until something goes horribly wrong. Someone may have done some research, but if nothing immediately is cautioned as dangerous, or if you look up each individual thing as "is this thing dangerous for this pet?" then you may not come across the info. The bigger issue is the companies selling these cheap and dangerous toys and products marketed for specific animals even after research shows its dangerous. I love how much more restrictive NZ, where Soda is from, is with their animal laws, and that their pet stores seem to be much better than American stores. In America, you'd be told by pet store employees that a 1 gallon fish bowl is fine for 1-2 goldfish. Obviously now I know how unknowledgeable those employees are, but if you're a new/young pet owner, they sound very knowledgeable, and you don't know any better.

I’ve had cotton rope toys before knowing they were bad too, even if you do research there are always things you might miss especially when cotton is so commonly used on so many bird toys. You can’t say that you’ve never made a mistake in pet care even after doing research

@@deletedddddddddd It was also that i underestimated the danger those toys could be. Even my vet told me that it isnt that common for birds to ingest those fibres, but apperently my bird did.

You know what, I completely forgot about that and you’re totally right.

Fishbowl I think might be the word you're looking for in English! The small round glass containers sold at fish stores in America and some other places?

“Fishbowl”. That’s awesome news!

Yes, that's the word, thank you !

Do you have a link to this ? I can't find anything about it. And that's painful that you can still buy those fishbowl in the internet like Amazon... I think the store Jardiland still sold them. Since I live here in France, I like to keep update about animals.

Okay, I could have find the information. I think you misunderstood/misinterpreted it. Fishbowl isn't forbidden in France. It's the number one of aquarium product, called 'AgroBiothers' , that decide to stop selling fishbowl and anti-barking collar. The reason is yes, it's because fishbowl is not good for fish. However, it's not forbidden meaning other store will still sold them, like I said, Jardiland...

How sweet, Axolotl babies! What do "morphs" mean in this context?

@@jgr_lilli_ i think it means they're a mix of wildtype and the other colour?

@@jgr_lilli_ I think in this context, axolotl morphs are different colours or markings of different colours on the axolotl's skin

Your axolotl cage is so big and hope your babies axolotls are ok

When ever I see axolotls at pet stores there are the brown and white ones and all the white ones are gone but never to brown ones and I feel bad

bigger, better, stronger

I agree! But not for snakes

99% of the time, absolutely. When it comes to reptiles, however, younglings are recommended to go in smaller enclosures and upgrade as they grow. I've heard people say that smaller enclosures make younger reptiles feel more secure. But when that reptile is an adult? Hell yeah, bigger is always better!

@@dreamsans736 why not for snakes?

@@dreamsans736 adult snakes are fine with big cages regardless of size as long as everything is set up correctly, only juvenile snakes need smaller cages and are reccomended not to be put in big ones just bc it's better in terms of "safety" and stress for them

its probably not even an axolotl

@@deletedddddddddd It does look like one.

Looks like a mud puppy or some weird type of salamander.

sad for the female imagine your egg breaking

@@CoolCold. pet birds couldn't care less about their eggs... hell they are horrible parents if they even hatch an egg

I will probably never have one although they are one of my fave animals

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Honestly, the whole pink gravel thing is purely a matter of taste. Good on you for giving your betta a 5 gallon tank! Every person who bothers to give their fish the right size tank is a victory in my book, pink gravel or not!

Rats love them indeed.😊

you need to surrender those fish to animal control. over population of fish is just neglectful. theyre eventually going to die if you do nothing. which i guess will be good in your case because then you wont have to worry about the fish anymore.

@@deletedddddddddd I live in Germany and some of our neighbors have called animal control before and they literally saw nothing wrong with the fish (they were called because we had 10 loud puppies and the neighbors thought we abused our dogs) Again, not my fish, I have literally no say in that. I told my grandma before that's its not a good way to keep letting them birth new generations where half get eaten and definitely doesn't leave enough space in the tank anymore but she doesn't care anymore.

Ooh, they have certain wraps to go around the cables to protect them. And there's all sorts of creative ideas to work them away. Like tying all cables together and putting them in a box (box needs to whitstand yiur pet, a rat will chew right through cardboard, so tough wood or even metal would be better I suppose). It would indeed be a wonderful idea. All ninds of safety and protective measures for different types of animals. And she can tell us which ideas are indeed good and safe and doable. Love this idea 😍

Ooh, they have certain wraps to go around the cables to protect them. And there's all sorts of creative ideas to work them away. Like tying all cables together and putting them in a box (box needs to whitstand yiur pet, a rat will chew right through cardboard, so tough wood or even metal would be better I suppose). It would indeed be a wonderful idea. All ninds of safety and protective measures for different types of animals. And she can tell us which ideas are indeed good and safe and doable. Love this idea 😍

@@Liesbeth22 Thanks! I'll try these options :)

Even your walls aren't safe if you have rodents (chinchilla experience)

what about the alpha and pre alpha fish? and the early access fish?

​@@ezioboiz-ieatchildren- those aren't out yet

Lol yea! At first when I saw it, it looked like eyeballs, but now it looks like an 8.

I have (put away tho, because she doesn't use it) plastic perches that click into each other and you can bend m any way you wish and have T or Y pieces in between. It's absolutely lovely.

no it's not ok you should not give it to him like everyday edit: jk it's fine for them to eat

That’s so cute!

60cm long and 30cm wide is the minimum for one axolotl so it should be fine

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omgg i would love to see it !

Lol, at first It looked like eyes to me! Till somebody pointed it out, and now your the second person I've seen to point that out.

He’s fine he just does that because he’s chonky

how's the axolotl??

@dvalin on fm very healthy and happy! :)

Shells can cause unstable PH in your tank, I would remove them if you can

@@sodapets i will thanks

as long as u do research, youll probably make a great owner

The cage im getting for my future cockatiel is supposedly good size for African greys and amazons

So I don't know too much about bird care but there's one thing I definitely know - never trust a pet store to tell you what cage is big enough, most pet stores allow their animals to live in cages that are way too small for them

@@miglek9613 the petstore didnt tell that lol im just asking if thats a ideal size for 1 cockatiel and lots of toys

@@SpinexF7 Not an expert, but just wanted to add that you should also be careful about the bar spacing of the cage because bigger cages can have a bar spacing that's too big. Your bird could get stuck which is very dangerous. Hopefully you can get your answers and safely prepare your cage! 🤗

It is pretty big for one cockatiel. Remind the space in bars and be aware of that

A lot of people give their fishes mosquito larvae to help improve the fish's color, breeding, and other stuff. So yea, it is safe to feed them that!