FAQ
18+?
Yes. Mun is a 1994 baby and this is an 18+ blog as it will contain adult themes at times so no minors should follow and i MEAN THIS as there CAN absolutely be real legal consequences.
Any Specific tagging?
Yes. I tag common things that tend to freak people out and will tag things if asked to within reason.
i tag spiders as #spider snakes as #snake and insects as #bug or #insect.
As for me all i ask is that if i follow you that you tag skeletons, specifically human skeletons and skulls as that is something that will get to me. (Halloween on tungle is not a fun time for me ;-;)
I see you have animals? how many?
many. 2 cats, 2 central bearded dragons, 1 rescue bird and a LOT of fish.
I heard you wrote a book?
You heard right. i have written and had published an informative guide to keeping bearded dragons as pets which i wrote specifically to provide an easy to understand, vet approved and up to date beginner friendly guide to help give new or prospective dragon owners a good start point for learning about these amazing reptiles and their needs.
This book is available as a paperback or digital eBook and you can find it by searching 'Guide to Bearded Dragons as Pets by Jordan Bonner' on Amazon, Kobo, Apple Books or you can contact me directly to place an order if you dont want to give your $$$ to Apple or Amazon (IE i can input your shipping address into the printers order form and show you the cost then you can pay that via a Direct Transfer/PayID where i'll them put your order in directly to the print company who will send the book/s to your shipping address)
DUDE, why do you have a native bird in your house!?
Cricket is indeed an Australian Native Noisy Miner. He was orphaned as a nestling during a storm and rescued from stormwaters. Ideally he would have been raised to being able to fend for himself then re-released however his extremely young age, specific species and being a honeyeater tend to make for a very difficult re-release.
Cricket turned out non-releasable and as such would not survive in the wild without a flock. I am a holder of the required licencing and certifications to have his species and as such him staying with me is the best option for him as he can live out his lifespan comfortably in a safe enviromnent where i ensure he recieves ideal nutrition and appropriate space to stretch his wings and engage in as much normal behaviour as is possible.
The alternative to me keeping him would be effectively sentencing him to death in the wild through exposure, predation or death/injury through attacks from the already established and territorial flocks of Noisy Miners.
Minerals? SHINY ROCKS???
Yep I collect them. If you want to take a look at my collection all my posts of them are tagged as #my minerals
Can you tell us a bit about you?
Why not? I'm an aussie and a transman who's been on T since ~2017-ish. I am open about my identity as a transman and im always happy to answer questions about this, offer tips and advice to those newer to transitioning or who would like to start but dont know how to. All i ask is that if youre going to ask questions you remain polite and open minded (in other words dont be a bigotted asshat or you get the block)
Im a huge fan of animals, particularly the less conventionally cute and cuddly and hold certifications in Reptile Zoology, Herpetology (study of reptiles and amphibians), Zookeeping, Australian Native Wildlife Rescue and Wildlife Sustainability & Conservation.
Ideally i would love to eventually get into work in the rescue and rehabilitation side of things focused on Australia's native reptile species.
I already keep rescue bearded dragons to give those who need special help or rehoming a second chance that they may not otherwise get and through this i have experience in managing and treating various health concerns in these animals. I recently took in a now 12 month old (as of january 2025) dragon who needed rehoming and i have a now extremely elderly dragon i took in as a rescue back in 2018 in terrible condition who i have nursed back to as good a condition as is possible. This one is a real fighter and has made it through so much in his little life. As of january 2025 thig guy is an estimated 11 years old at MINIMUM with potential to be even older than that (amazing considering the usual captive lifespan is 10-12 years and this guy didnt have the best start to life), he's beated a very nasty tumor and due to his very old age is now blind, has arthritis in his feet and drools on one side of his mouth. He doesnt let this get him down and is amazingly still willing to excercise via swims in a warm bath. I hand feed him and assist him with his hydration nowdays as his blindness makes it difficult for him to find food and water unassisted.
