I started off with three Chinese Fire-Bellied Newts and after a few months they started laying eggs. That was a year and a half ago. There are still 14 baby newts remaining. Unfortunately I lost my adult male Fernando in January 2012. The baby newts are still for sale but I’m picky about who gets them since the pet store managed to kill seven of them. Some news have been re-homed and are doing well. If you live in Finland and are interested in the newts you can contact me on Facebook or Twitter or here.
Newts
Tortuga and Toby
Tortuga is a 10 year old female Russian tortoise and Toby is about eight years old. We had Tortuga first and she mostly liked sleeping and eating. We got Toby from a family who had some young children and from the first moment he’s been running around snapping at everyones feet and fingers and trying to get it on with Tortuga. He’s a bit aggressive but he also likes having his head rubbed. We had two habitats (one for each tortoise since they’re not social animals) but they seemed to get along quite well and even have some touching moments when Toby puts his head on Tortugas shell and they both sleep like that.
- Toby doing (trying to do) what he does best.
Devi and Sparticus
Sparticus (olive coloured) and Devi are two budgies that we got at seperate times. First off we had Budgie and then got Devi as a companion to him. They were both the same colour of green and you could tell them apart by the fact that Budgie made a lot of noise and Devi was the strong silent type. Budgie died and we had to get another budgie for him for company to try and stop him from pegging it. The two of them get along quite well but have their tiffs and aren’t nearly as close and cuddly as Budgie and Devi were.
- Devi and his lil woman. The two of them have tiffs and aren't as close as Devi and Budgie were but at least Devi isn't alone and Devi likes talking to Charlie.
























