Your dog wants to dress up for the holidays, too! This festive collar has fun jingle bells to really capture the spirit of the season!Size:Stretches out to about 5″ diameter.
If your mantle is missing somebody’s stocking, this fleece number is the perfect solution! Adorable stocking features playful dogs and a Christmas tree, perfect for your four-legged friend!Size:Stocking is 17.5″ long.
Rudolph the wet-nosed Reindog! Holiday fun is on its way courtesy of your pooch and this adorable reindeer suit! In this plush, non-restrictive reindeer outfit, complete with antlers, bells, and a??hooves,a?? your Christmas Canine is sure to go down in history!Specifications:For pets greater than 50 lbs.
Dogs can’t resist the soft feel and eye-catching shine of these scrungee-bungee Santas Stretches from 24″ to 34″Size:Bungees stretch from approx. 24″ to 34″.
The holidays can be even more fun for your little dog with this silly plush Santa toy! Makes a great stocking stuffer, too!Size:Toy is 6.75″ wide x 7″ high.
The Holiday fun can begin when your precious dog sports this adorable hat!!
Don’t forget the pets on Christmas morning! This stocking is the perfect size for doggy treats, catnip, or whatever your precious pet is wishing for! Adorable pawprint design suits them just fine!Size:Stocking is 17.5″ long.
What do good little doggies want for Christmas this year? A Talking Santa plush toy! This cute holiday toy says “Ho Ho Ho” as you and your dog play. You can remove the voicebox for safe solo play, too.Size:Toy is 6.75″ wide x 7″ high.
Decorus Synodontis cats are noted for the spots on the face and body and the striped pattern to the caudal fin. They will often have an elongated filament off the first dorsal fin spine. As with all Synodontis, the pectoral and dorsal fins are hardened with sharp spines and the fish should be handled with care. Synodontis catfish typically require water that is well-oxygenated and has a relatively strong current. This can be achieved by using powerheads or a spray bar water return attachment on a canister filter. Provide hiding places situated in areas of heavy current for shelter. Most synodontis catfish are omnivorous, and should be offered both meaty foods and vegetation. They are peaceful fish, and can be kept in most community and some African cichlid aquariums. Synodontis are, for the most part, nocturnal fish. They may become more active in the aquarium during the day over time but will come out of hiding the most during the night. A very well planted, dimly lit aquarium will encourage them to come out more often.
The Giraffe Catfish is so named because of its long protruding snout and small mouth, as well as its markings. It is light in color with dark, dappled markings that look like the reflection of light off the surface of moving water. These markings vary between fish; some are considerably dark, while others have few dark markings. Though the Giraffe Catfish has been known to reach 36 inches in the wild, it rarely exceeds 18 inches in captivity. This large catfish requires a tank at least 100 gallons in size or larger when it approaches adulthood. It is a peaceful fish, and can be kept with most large fish, as long as they cannot fit into the catfish’s mouth. Provide adequate hiding places, as this fish is nocturnal and will seek shelter during the day. It is not a picky eater, and will accept most meaty foods.