Do you have a pet rock? If so, show us an image of your pet rock!!

[GlitchyZorua]

Here is my pet rock!



His name is Rockie!

Now, show me your pet rocks!!!

See also: https://melonking.net/melon?z=/thoughts/pet-rock

[julian-is-alive]

He looks absolutely adorable! Do tell is he sedimentary or metamorphic? Oh, and I don't have a pet rock but I'm planning to go look at some shelters and give a lucky rock a good home.

[Eunice]

I don't have one now, but when I was a teenager and lived in New Zealand, I had a wild one I rescued from a beach. Eventually I had to return it to the wild. I wonder how that rock got on? Whether it had babies and lived a happy life.

[GlitchyZorua]

He looks absolutely adorable! Do tell is he sedimentary or metamorphic? Oh, and I don't have a pet rock but I'm planning to go look at some shelters and give a lucky rock a good home.

Thanks!! :)

sedimentary or metamorphic?

I'm no rock expert, So I don't know... 

[HalfOfBilly]

Not a pet rock owner myself, I'm afraid, but I do have a copy of The Care and Training of your Pet Rock from my parents. It's such a neat little book and I highly recommend a read for owners and non-owners alike.
 
Archive.org link: https://archive.org/details/pet_rock_manual_original/

[caracalled]

I picked my pet rock up from the foot of a billboard at an intersection where he was abandoned. I think there were some dubious breeding practices involved and the vet costs are quite high because of it, but anything to give the little guy a good life :3