Black and white guinea-pig

I love how people find my blog while searching google for images of black and white guinea-pigs. This blog will be for all those black and white guinea-pig lovers and when you also love long haired guinea-pigs you'll love this post I think (hope) since this blog contains pictures of my black and white Peruvian girl Jenna.

Jenna is currently staying with Kareltje, a longhaired white male who hopefully got Jenna pregnant. Jenna will return home tomorrow after being away for 4 weeks and I just realized I never posted pictures of the cute lovecouple.

Enjoy!

Jenna thinks he is kind of scary at first

 But later....

 Still, she rather sits alone

 Karel watches her

 Okay, I'll sit with you

 Close but also far away

 Outside she stays with him

 Cute couple huh?

 Following him wherever he goes

 Are you talking about me?

 Eating some tomato

 peekaboo!

 Very white

 Karel, where are you?

 I want a bite of that hay as well, you have to share it!

Piglets

So, today finally was the day that the pig Roos gave birth to her piglets. It was her first time and she did very well! She had more then I expected. I can ramble on and on about this but since I am actually pretty tired I won't do that today and just upload the pictures and go on with reading in my new book.

Enjoy the pink babymadness!

Jumping guinea-pig

So, I was making pictures for a friend of mine and while I was doing that I (accidentally) made a picture of Katie jumping from the little wooden cot in their cage. I put it on the side so they couldn't go and hide while I made the pictures. Still they jumped ontop of it and when they get up they also need to get down. Katie demonstrated how that is done.

The fighting fish who lived here

I found out that I am pretty quiet here lately so I decided to put up a new blog.

A little while ago I bought 3 Siamese Fighting Fish, 1 male and 2 females. I haven't posted about them yet so this blog will be about them.

I've had fighting fish before but 1 I had to sell because he started to kill all the other fish in my tank. This is the killing fighting fish:

The second came after my Guppy's left the tank since the first focussed his killings on them. He was a beautiful one and was harmless to the other fish. Unfortunally he ended up being eaten by my killing lobster. This is him:

My new male is here for about a month now together with his two females. I only have a picture of the male. One of the females is a dark blue and the other a light pink.
This male is a nice one as well. Leaves the other fish alone but isn't afraid to try to impress his own reflection as he was doing on this next picture.