My WikWik Team .~ Guinea Pigs 2010

As a guinea pig breeder for almost 4 to 5yrs and to have been successfully breed my famous shorts, But alas in all the good things, there is just something bad that is bound to happen. Last Sept 26, 2009 Local Typhoon Ondoy hit the Philippines like a little boat in a bathtub with a baby playing as the the storm...plus the massive amounts of rain it had produced during its course towards the responsibility area along the Pacific. My very current two wikwik at the time the storm had been raised has been out back in the area because if it would'nt for the fault of my mother , the life of my pet could have been saved. Thus, morning came, all furnitures wrecked, mud gunk everywhere and my wikwiks bloated lying out back in its cage still...
I had stopped having pets for almost a year. I got back on the hobby just last april 16 2010 when we bought out 2 abbysinian piggies namely Jambanna(M) and FuiFui(F), i got carried away by the list of other breeds now available in the Philippines and decided to buy and breed them like my shorts, with all the experiences in reminicent, i brought out one female out of desperation because, before the desperate attempt of buying I did researched out that female piggies with certain breeds are hard to find, mainly because of the many breeders out on their normal search for potential profit of the babies it produces. I knew I had to buy one even if the price is twice the high, little did I know of i was wrong and the supplies of female was that enough, that I just shooked my head of the loss of my money...the wikwik, Mrs. Hump Hump is not even as tamed as i thought, also when bathing she always kept on wiggling...oh...my girl abbysinian who died in those years was named Wiggly...just remembering...sorry for that...I got the feeling of being ripped off...As I buy my male peruv self red Pokey...he is indeed one stunning little thing, well he's still new to the team, kinda thin, unlike the rest, but am still confident that he will eventually pick-up the flabs once he kept on feeding the grass i pain-stakingly cut for him and the rest of the piggies everyday.Well here are all their pictures...Enjoy!

JuzTiny Cavy Garden: My Cavies (Guinea Pigs) Collection#comment-form

JuzTiny Cavy Garden: My Cavies (Guinea Pigs) Collection#comment-form

Phandakhaki Mame Bonsai Repotting

This video is not posted in my youtube account because of the oversized length it took for it to be made in real time...my youtube account is "louiesiy" please just search for it rate and comment thanks!

A sudden thought on sharing my green passion

Since i am a bonsai hobbyist I thought on sharing this to you, if you kindly take a moment of your time to look at some of my other my photostream located at a flickr link. You would see this bonsai in its before state, one sort of a raggedy looking vegetable(?)... the last 5 pictures, is what the tree looks now. It had transformed into a naturally old looking tree that seems to be of great age already. This tree is about 7 to 9 years old already, and still young. Carefully wiring out all the branches is a painstaking job, but as a hobbyist, i am prepared for any patience, just as long as its about my hobby, I wired it for 3 hours including its styling and rearrangement of the branches. Remember to take your time in wiring and in finishing your trees...There are more pictures to come, i'll be comparing each one of them at a later time...do drop by flickr for new pictures regarding bonsai and youtube videos that i created...Please search for "Marcotting basics" or " Marcotting" or " Newly marcotted plants A through E" if you are interested...