some day i'll have a pet camel

The world of ultimate rodents

After working out their differences, she now raises her head before he can even ask her to, so there's no doubt about the hierarchy (most behavior guides are wrong about this; in my experience it has always been the dominant pig that forces the submissive to raise its head. You'll see this clearly when you introduce babies to adults)

My loud as fuck rodent

I'm really obsessed with him

And thankfully for Nimbus, I had a bit of iceberg left over, which is a rare treat for these guys. It's basically just candy for them, not part of their regular diet. But it made the whole ordeal a bit more tolerable for Nimbus.

10th generation is hatching!

In August, Nimbus will have been neutered for 6 weeks, then I'll introduce them proper. Nova is too old to have piglets and would die of dystocia, so I can't take any chances.

There's plenty of prunella in the lawn, but of course Nimbus is fighting for his life to eat this one in particular

I put water bottles in the freezer and wrapped them in a dishcloth. I think Nimbus appreciates it now that the heatwave has officially hit our corner of Europe

Candy came out as I was misting her enclosure, so I gave her a mealworm :)

Every trick he knows so far: stand, spin, and step-up! What should I teach him next? :D

Hello beautiful<3

It's incredible how much noise can be stored in such a small body

Kali out on her monthly stroll. Always a treat seeing her<3

A girl on a midnight stroll

First time they've ever been outside🥺❤ I still have to keep them separate, because the vet won't neuter Nimbus until he's 6 months old. And I figured Nova was least likely to bolt from her hiding spot, hence Nimbus is in the cage