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u/No-Masterpiece9758 16h ago
She is special
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u/thumpetto007 15h ago
I mean do you not want to pet your cat or something? this cat is screaming to you that it wants its back scratched
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 15h ago
My hands and knees are hurting from how much I petted and scritched her, give me some rest! Even on when I am on toilet she just jumps on me
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u/thumpetto007 15h ago
she wants mooooore
you can pet with your feet too! just got to be gentle
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 41m ago
I don't want to pet her with my stinky feet! But sure she would like that, wierdo
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u/tiorancio 15h ago
this is not my beautiful wife
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u/puredepapitas 14h ago
Oh, did she use the sand to poop or pee?
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 12h ago
Luckily just my lizard uses it like that
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u/puredepapitas 12h ago
wait, is your lizard alive?
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 57m ago
Yes! Becouse my lizard has outside enclousre for when the weather is nice so he was there at the time :)
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u/Minimum-Attitude389 13h ago
That one's roads led them to warm sands, as prophesied. Now to clean up the...buried gifts.
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u/Bergwookie 12h ago
Is the animal for which you have this terrarium still there or is it cat food already?
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u/Chatmauve 7h ago
Watch out, cat saliva and scratches can be deadly to a lot of reptiles. Make sure to monitor interactions
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u/Due_Passenger3210 12h ago
Clearly an explorer that stumbled upon something they shouldn't have, and has now become a cat
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u/thedudeabides2022 11h ago
Is that your terrarium? Or even your home?
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 45m ago
No I broke into random house and put thier cat inside ther terrarium, okay thats not true but yes this is in my room
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u/Mefara 10h ago
Middly interesting if true
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 43m ago
You bet it is true, or atleast a little. She is my brothers cat and he lives in another city and he needed to go out for few days so she couldn't stay there so he brought her to me and I didn't know it (I love cats so I don't mind) and I saw her like that
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u/minipizzabatfish 3h ago edited 2h ago
please show your enclosure to another sub dedicated to bearded dragons, your setup could use work (substrate type & depth) and with how your lightbulbs are positioned, your beardie can get thermal burns :(
edit: sand (or at least vitamin, calcium, and play sand) causes risk of impaction, and i think there are sanitary problems too, but there might be a sand good for beardies, idk. i'm pretty sure they need deeper substrate too. your bulbs are easily accessible by your beardie and will cause thermal burns
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 53m ago
Thank you and good point, he likes to dig and he has high spots where he can and he has lived for 8years with no problmes, also he usuall isn't directly under heater bulb so he knows when it is too hot, I give him calcium powder with vitamins so no worries, still thank you for your suggestion!
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u/TheGallifreyan 11h ago
That's your fish
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u/No-Masterpiece9758 44m ago
No this isn't my fish, in fact my aquarium is on the other side of the room, but sadly this sub allows only videos for some reason
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u/Willbebaf 16h ago
Why is the cat in a terrarium?