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They cant get out the viv lol.......beardies in fact any reptile, will never learn the art of sliding a piece of glass!

And even then, they head to hide underneath somewhere dark....sofa, tv stand, etc.

lol@ scruffy! Bless!

Bob isn't very big though slightly large than most beardies, was a bit of a stud in his days not measured him, but nose to base of tail i'd say about 9 or 10 inches at a guess.

Iguanas grow much bigger and mostly become aggressive, usually by tail-whipping you. And you need a large vivarium for when fully grown. I'd say they're only for someone who has a real interest in reptiles and has prior reptile experience.

I would instead get him a bearded dragon as they are most popular, reasonably easy to look after, if handled from babies they are generally docile and do not bite as a rule unless not used to handling, etc.

I once hatched off 96 bearded dragon eggs, bob was the dad and I had 2 females at the time, and which resulted in 73 hatched babies over a period of 2 months. Only one baby died after a few days of birth and one was born disabled and died after a few months on xmas eve so that was a successful breeding first attempt. It's great to see them slowly hatching from their eggs.

Just make sure you read up fully and do the research, and buy the right equipment and food, etc.

Bob is docile, and quite inactive now he's old. He is fed daily on baby food (the stuff in the jar) since April when he stopped eating food put out for him. I have to inject it via syringe and he opens his mouth for it too!

I got a new puppy last weekend so though it would be a good idea to ask other business owners here what animals/pets do you have?

Here's mine!

Bob, bearded dragon, aged 12

Tickle, snowshoe cat, aged 5

Cotie, coton de tulear puppy, aged 10 weeks

Busy times ahead!

Steve, do you still take green shield stamps?

Pub then house part, some food and fireworks, drink of course all in a good cause!

Happy New Year everyone!

The real problem is, even without using a lawyer to read a contract, is that people simply don't even bother to read a contract.

I can imagine some people skip paying a lawyer but still they should read the contract because end of the day, it's still in English and you can see where it says where you would be responsible for x, y and z.

The cost is more likely to be anywhere from

I think he means your submissions get instant approval, not the actual results.

Sounds like an old wive's tale and you were fed a story.

Marry martin's reply.

I'm getting some signage done but not a full car wrap. One of my clients does this so i'm getting it done for free or next to nothing, pending what I have done.

The full wraps are really expensive and I think okay for branding such as the Sky TV van wraps where you don't have to take down a number or web address, as the detail can get lost in the artwork, but otherwise just the usual either back window and boot area, and possible some on the rear doors, is the most i'd go with. I may just do the backend to start with and see what that generates.