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jimmy0123 6th October 2010 11:50 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kevyn chan (Post 33474)
nice specimen, its a Tupaia glis, commonly known as common tree shrew...............released it to a 'far far away' bush, let it free......:1thumbup:

Yup this is what im doing.But they always find a way to come back :mad:. One down few more to go haizzzz...

rhealk 6th October 2010 12:20 PM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
If this chap was caught in Sarawak, most likely he'll end up on a dinner plate.

kevyn chan 6th October 2010 01:02 PM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhealk (Post 33478)
If this chap was caught in Sarawak, most likely he'll end up on a dinner plate.

hahhaa..i was about to comment....into the soup pot...however, due to its nature, behaviour and food regime....it is wiser not to do so due to contamination, bacteria and virus that it might carry......:shy:

Vincent 6th October 2010 04:18 PM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
they r so cute!!!!!but they gotta go,,sigh

rhealk 7th October 2010 11:08 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
More monkey business here:

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...113&sec=nation

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...841&sec=nation

Scary pest!

Just another thought in my mind - the monkey shot dead - probably was just an innocent unlucky black sheep who happen to be at nearby.

rhealk 8th October 2010 11:31 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
As expected, they shot a black sheep!

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...875&sec=nation

jimmy0123 8th October 2010 11:54 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhealk (Post 33552)
As expected, they shot a black sheep!

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...875&sec=nation

Ya they usually very lazy to think and as long as they find a way to end it they will do that. So many of this kind of people in the gov how to achieved vision 2020 :closedeyes: ..........

sooxiwei 12th October 2010 08:13 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
Spotted this fella in Sri Petaling lrt station few days back...with stylish mohawk hair style(fans of Beck?...Beck of those days, not current)

http://i548.photobucket.com/albums/i...rgod/003-7.jpg

Doing monkey business there alone, haha, left it alone since it doesn't seems to mess around

rhealk 15th November 2010 11:09 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
My turn to have war with roddents. :)
They ate my sundews, esp the seed pods. Sometimes the dig the sundews out and ate their base.
Wish me luck!
Didn't let my cat loose since my neighbour (the place where the rodent originated) is not so happy with my cats going over their place at night to catch roddents!

weeps 15th November 2010 11:38 AM

Re: Tree shrew problem
 
Try this magic, someone told me and not sure it is true.

Catch one, let it hungry, don,t give food.
Later maybe bring em to further a little, warn loudly ask not to come again before release.
My friend did it, and they never come again. We thought maybe they are so smart to tell their family not to disturb you again.
*biggrin2*Hopefully you don't get one that revenge.



Quote:

Originally Posted by rhealk (Post 34312)
My turn to have war with roddents. :)
They ate my sundews, esp the seed pods. Sometimes the dig the sundews out and ate their base.
Wish me luck!
Didn't let my cat loose since my neighbour (the place where the rodent originated) is not so happy with my cats going over their place at night to catch roddents!



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