Updates on my Mom's Turkey

SilersAngryMeow

Interesting! I didn't know some areas don't allow it. I think San Diego does. I'd keep some too, if I wasn't in an apartment. Can't imagine they'd enjoy living on a balcony. :) Have you ever been to Pet Kingdom on Sports Arena? They have a store rooster (a Serama, I believe) that is just the coolest little guy.

aunt kymmie

Yes, I go there ALL the time. Ron (F/W manager) is awesome! I have purchased nearly all my fish from him. He'd be your go-to guy for disease and illness questions. I love their rooster, also the store's cat who hangs on the counter. :)
They have a great fish selection and I think Ron is one heck of a guy.

SilersAngryMeow

It is great, isn't it? I'm there at least once a week. I actually was there last night, talking at great lengths about what causes yoyo loaches to mysteriously die :/ Hahah.

(Sorry about the threadjack!!)

TheJadeBetta

I am not sure about Turkey Eggs. But goose eggs and duck eggs are really rich, great for cakes and such.

SilersAngryMeow

Interesting! Duck-egg cake. I have to say, I don't know how I feel about goose or duck eggs. Haha. People sell ostrich eggs around here too. I guess I'm not daring enough in the egg-eating department.

TheJadeBetta

It's like Peacock eggs.

SilersAngryMeow

People eat those??!? O_o

aunt kymmie

Do you know the old saying, "an egg is an egg"??

TheJadeBetta

People eat fish eggs.

SilersAngryMeow

Ha! Like the childrens book? I'm pretty sure they weren't referring to eating peacock eggs!!

Alternate saying: an egg is an egg, as long as it's a chicken egg ;)