CombiChrist
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Well hello there !
After registering it's time to introduce myself I'd think. I'm CombiChrist, or at least that's my nick on the net. In real life people tend to call me Lucien
My hobbies are tarantulas and piranhas. I don't keep piranhas anymore, at least not live specimens. Just dried ones and some in formalin for future investigations. The lots of water changes were the main reason for stopping with the aquarium hobby, too much pain in the back.
So after keeping some snakes and scorpions for a while I finally found another passion, tarantulas. I started with 18 to overcome the biggest fear and after that I switched to the one genus that really got my passion, the Theraphosa species. The biggest tarantulas alive.
So I never have kept a chameleon, nor while I for a while. However the girlfriend used to keep one, a Chamaeleo calyptratus. She doesn't have it anymore but she's starting to consider getting a new one within a couple of years.
And since I consider them very fascinating myself (and of course because she tolerates my spiders
), I'd say a chameleon might become a shared passion.
So all in all it might take another year before we actually get one, but I allready registered so I have plenty of time to do the homework
After registering it's time to introduce myself I'd think. I'm CombiChrist, or at least that's my nick on the net. In real life people tend to call me Lucien
My hobbies are tarantulas and piranhas. I don't keep piranhas anymore, at least not live specimens. Just dried ones and some in formalin for future investigations. The lots of water changes were the main reason for stopping with the aquarium hobby, too much pain in the back.
So after keeping some snakes and scorpions for a while I finally found another passion, tarantulas. I started with 18 to overcome the biggest fear and after that I switched to the one genus that really got my passion, the Theraphosa species. The biggest tarantulas alive.
So I never have kept a chameleon, nor while I for a while. However the girlfriend used to keep one, a Chamaeleo calyptratus. She doesn't have it anymore but she's starting to consider getting a new one within a couple of years.
And since I consider them very fascinating myself (and of course because she tolerates my spiders
So all in all it might take another year before we actually get one, but I allready registered so I have plenty of time to do the homework