Cryptid

Name: Crypt or Cryptid

Pronouns: All baby. Im whatever you need me to be at that moment.

Sexuality: Aromantic/Asexual(but if you look like any guns n roses member hit me up)

Fav Color: Orange

Jobs?: Scientist and Cattle farmer full time! I love horticulture and all things agricultural sciences.

Pets: 4 Dogs, 2 cats, a fish, about 200 cows and a couple handfuls of ducks.

Fandoms: FNAF, Slashers, Star Trek, Mortal Kombat, Rockstars, GTA V.

Fav aesthetics: Dark academia, downtown style. Tomboy but a lil bit too male.

Fav animal: Alligators

Favorite things: Yoshis, Football, Plants, Old cars, woodwork, The Georgia Bulldogs. The great outdoors, cryptids and birds, BONESSS

Current Fandom im obsessed with: Rockstars

Absolute favorite people on here: @mammaonii @different4black @cloned-eyes

(All really cool go check them out!!!!)

Collect anything?: Records,Cd's,plants.. cow related things, BONE COLLECTION,

Expert in: Horticulture, Archaeology, cryptids, and bovine.

HOBBIES: Sewing, Bone collecting/taxidermy, knife making, baking/cooking, playing instruments, birdwatching

Literally love to talk or learn about anything.. especially other people's interests so ask away!

Oh yeah- and I have space cows!

Alright- Everyone have a good day!

My Samurai betta is named Boreal, he is actually black and white but with his white scales being armored plakat scaling they are really reflective so under leds and certain lighting like aquarium plant grow lights he reflects the rainbow or blue when he’s near the blue substrate rocks. He is my second short finned betta and I’ve found out that they tend to be a lot less prone to fin rot and self inflicted fin biting. I’ve never had a short finned betta fin bite, but I’ve only had two before, the other was an alien betta. He lives in a ten gallon glass tank with 2 Nerite snails and is really chill for a betta he’s the first one I’ve ever had that has never flared once not even at his own reflection which he is indifferent too. Tank temp 80 degrees F.

My other fish tank is a 25 gallon stock tank with Mexican eyeless/blind cave tetra, that’s why it’s a lot more barren and does not have a tank light. Originally I had just two male cave tetra that I got as a pity buy back in January Ozark and Tinaja were in a bare brightly lit tank, getting picked on by the fish that the pet store threw in their tank, and had developed fin rot. So they were in a 5 gallon hospital tank for a while (I also have a platy tank so I keep the hospital tank on stand by) I got this one set up the best I could based on their natural environment and earlier this month got 3 more cave tetra Cryptotora, Linville, and GreyEyes (two girls and a boy, he swam into the net with them at the pet store when I picked out Crypt and Villie so I said why not, package deal, and got him too.) The cave tetra love house flies and are surprisingly great at catching mosquitoes that get in the house. But they’ll pretty much eat anything. It’s my coldest tank too at 74.2 degrees F and they love hard water like livebearers (guppies, platys, swordtails, and mollies). The cave fish also have a gland on top of their brain that can sense light you can actually see it through their skull it’s the orangish part on their head.

Sorry for the ramble, last thing I swear: Cave tetras are being used in diabetes research because by all accounts and data they should have really bad diabetes and fatty liver disease but lack the symptoms and scarring on their liver. Every meal they eat skyrockets their blood sugar and once they’ve digested it their blood sugar plummets and is converted to excess fat which is theorized to be an adaptation for survival in the harsh cave conditions where they can go months without food. They also have verbal communication via clicks and even have shoal/ cavern specific accents. My cave tetra are captive bred but all originate from the same cave system so when I introduced them to each other even with them being from separate clutches and being months apart they immediately integrated with each other and formed a single shoal.

Thank you 😅😂 for letting me info dump. Also hi 👋🏻

beautiful babies

i love betta fish...

very smart on you too it seems! so be proud!

I'd look into aquaculture if im honest to you... rhat is of course if youre college aged/questioning jobs.