Exotic Pet???
Q. Would like a exotic pet that would be good for me...?! Want it to be very playful and active. HELP! -Amanda
Asked by amanda - Wed Jun 18 21:15:17 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a hedgehog. I've had them, and they are wonderful creatures. Mine would play tug of war with me, and eat food from my hand, even swim in the bathtub. They are funny little things and a lot of fun. He lived for about 10 years. :)
Answered by latida - Wed Jun 18 21:31:00 2008
Q. Would like a exotic pet that would be good for me...?! Want it to be very playful and active. HELP! -Amanda
Asked by amanda - Wed Jun 18 21:15:17 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a hedgehog. I've had them, and they are wonderful creatures. Mine would play tug of war with me, and eat food from my hand, even swim in the bathtub. They are funny little things and a lot of fun. He lived for about 10 years. :)
Answered by latida - Wed Jun 18 21:31:00 2008
Exotic pet.....?
Q. I am thinking about getting a new type of pet. I have narrowed it down to a chinchilla, short tailed opposum, and a hedge hog. We already have 6 snakes, a ferret, fish, 3 boston terriers, and an olde english bulldogge. We have an empty 55 gal tank and are wanting to buy something to go in it. We LOVE our animals, so it would have a great home. I also thought about a bunny, but I think they are hard to clean after. Thanks!
Asked by exodosgurl - Thu Mar 6 18:06:25 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. none of those three animals belong in a tank. they need a cage. it would be real cruel to put them in a fish tank. when i was young i had guinea pigs in a tank that size but all experts agree animals like that need a cage.
Answered by Mike Wrecka 07 - Thu Mar 6 18:14:38 2008
Q. I am thinking about getting a new type of pet. I have narrowed it down to a chinchilla, short tailed opposum, and a hedge hog. We already have 6 snakes, a ferret, fish, 3 boston terriers, and an olde english bulldogge. We have an empty 55 gal tank and are wanting to buy something to go in it. We LOVE our animals, so it would have a great home. I also thought about a bunny, but I think they are hard to clean after. Thanks!
Asked by exodosgurl - Thu Mar 6 18:06:25 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. none of those three animals belong in a tank. they need a cage. it would be real cruel to put them in a fish tank. when i was young i had guinea pigs in a tank that size but all experts agree animals like that need a cage.
Answered by Mike Wrecka 07 - Thu Mar 6 18:14:38 2008
What kind of exotic pet is best to give Magina a gift?
Q. Magina is a great guy! He love all kinds of pets whether it be a baby duck, kittens, or sea turtles. I wanted to know what kind of exotic pet would be best for Magina. I mean literally exotic pet!
Asked by Soon to be deleted - Thu May 3 21:44:45 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a tarantula, a guinea fowl, a lorikeet, hmmm, an exotic breed of rabbit?
Answered by Axe - Fri May 4 11:58:16 2007
Q. Magina is a great guy! He love all kinds of pets whether it be a baby duck, kittens, or sea turtles. I wanted to know what kind of exotic pet would be best for Magina. I mean literally exotic pet!
Asked by Soon to be deleted - Thu May 3 21:44:45 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a tarantula, a guinea fowl, a lorikeet, hmmm, an exotic breed of rabbit?
Answered by Axe - Fri May 4 11:58:16 2007
Do you need a exotic pet permit to own and have an axolotl in Pennsylvania?
Q. I really want one, My two roommates and I have enough to afford the axolotl cage and all necessary items to keep it healthy and happy, we even have a named picked out. But we need to know if we need a permit, because that we might not be able to afford. So my questions are; Do we need a permit for having and owning an axolotl? and if so; how much will it cost to obtain an exotic pet permit?
Asked by gomes.margo - Tue Sep 15 22:14:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I am not sure of this, but I do believe that owning exotic and wild animals should not be allowed without state and USDA licensing. Did you know axolotl's are almost extinct? This animal is not domesticated, and unless you have had your equipment checked out by an exotic veterinarian or two to ensure that this animal would be "happy" in your possession, then I would suggest not purchasing this pet.
Answered by mallory - Tue Sep 15 22:23:36 2009
Q. I really want one, My two roommates and I have enough to afford the axolotl cage and all necessary items to keep it healthy and happy, we even have a named picked out. But we need to know if we need a permit, because that we might not be able to afford. So my questions are; Do we need a permit for having and owning an axolotl? and if so; how much will it cost to obtain an exotic pet permit?
Asked by gomes.margo - Tue Sep 15 22:14:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I am not sure of this, but I do believe that owning exotic and wild animals should not be allowed without state and USDA licensing. Did you know axolotl's are almost extinct? This animal is not domesticated, and unless you have had your equipment checked out by an exotic veterinarian or two to ensure that this animal would be "happy" in your possession, then I would suggest not purchasing this pet.
Answered by mallory - Tue Sep 15 22:23:36 2009
What would happen to an exotic pet with dual talents for the Hunter in WoW?
Q. I have a level 68 hunter, and I was thinking about getting dual talents. I'm currently in Marksman and I was thinking of getting dual in Beast Mastery. If I did that and while in BM I tamed an exotic pet, if I switch back to Marksman, will I keep the exotic pet or will it go away? Thanks ahead of time.
Asked by Sivos - Tue Nov 17 16:06:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pet will go away when you switch back to MM
Answered by Hugoboss - Thu Nov 19 17:05:36 2009
Q. I have a level 68 hunter, and I was thinking about getting dual talents. I'm currently in Marksman and I was thinking of getting dual in Beast Mastery. If I did that and while in BM I tamed an exotic pet, if I switch back to Marksman, will I keep the exotic pet or will it go away? Thanks ahead of time.
Asked by Sivos - Tue Nov 17 16:06:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pet will go away when you switch back to MM
Answered by Hugoboss - Thu Nov 19 17:05:36 2009
What are some good ideas for an exotic pet?
Q. I live in pennsylvania but i feel like i was born into the wrong location or era :-P So some ideas for unique pets or exotic ones. (Not like pet store lizards i mean really something unique) P.S. any tips on ferrets would be great i really want that if anything =]
Asked by Frunk A - Sun Jul 22 19:09:09 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have 3 ferrets I just rescued 2 that were in really bad condition. They are on the road to recovery. They are great pets and love you unconditionally. They are like a mix of a dog and a cat. Independent but loving and ready for affection. I couldn't live without them. They usually run about $150 but you can get them from the newspaper ads for cheaper or even ferret rescue groups. People say they smell bad but I guess it depends if they are neutered or spayed and how people take care of them. My ferret doesn't smell bad at all but the 2 new ones I got I think they were never bathed because they stunk big time. It'll change once they get in the habit of bathing and clean cages. Whenever I take a bath my ferret takes a bath with me and she… [cont.]
Answered by Rose Lily - Sun Jul 22 19:23:58 2007
Q. I live in pennsylvania but i feel like i was born into the wrong location or era :-P So some ideas for unique pets or exotic ones. (Not like pet store lizards i mean really something unique) P.S. any tips on ferrets would be great i really want that if anything =]
Asked by Frunk A - Sun Jul 22 19:09:09 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have 3 ferrets I just rescued 2 that were in really bad condition. They are on the road to recovery. They are great pets and love you unconditionally. They are like a mix of a dog and a cat. Independent but loving and ready for affection. I couldn't live without them. They usually run about $150 but you can get them from the newspaper ads for cheaper or even ferret rescue groups. People say they smell bad but I guess it depends if they are neutered or spayed and how people take care of them. My ferret doesn't smell bad at all but the 2 new ones I got I think they were never bathed because they stunk big time. It'll change once they get in the habit of bathing and clean cages. Whenever I take a bath my ferret takes a bath with me and she… [cont.]
Answered by Rose Lily - Sun Jul 22 19:23:58 2007
In Pennsylvania, Do you need a exotic pet license to own a Capuchin Monkey as a pet?
Q. I want to get a Capuchin Monkey as a pet. They look like a cool pet. But I don't know if I need a Exotic Pet License.
Asked by Becca - Thu Jan 8 18:17:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Pennsylvania, too. I wanted to get a Common Marmoset Monkey, but after doing my homework and checking with the laws and regulations I found out that it is illegal to keep ANY primate without an exotic license. The thing is, Pennsylvania is not giving out license for primates because of the well being of the human. I'm sorry, but you can't own a primate unless you do this illegally and take the chance of getting your primate taken away from you and authenticated. Not to mention getting a hefty fine. I don't advise you to do this illegally, for the primates safety.
Answered by softfurrycritters - Fri Jan 9 04:15:47 2009
Q. I want to get a Capuchin Monkey as a pet. They look like a cool pet. But I don't know if I need a Exotic Pet License.
Asked by Becca - Thu Jan 8 18:17:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Pennsylvania, too. I wanted to get a Common Marmoset Monkey, but after doing my homework and checking with the laws and regulations I found out that it is illegal to keep ANY primate without an exotic license. The thing is, Pennsylvania is not giving out license for primates because of the well being of the human. I'm sorry, but you can't own a primate unless you do this illegally and take the chance of getting your primate taken away from you and authenticated. Not to mention getting a hefty fine. I don't advise you to do this illegally, for the primates safety.
Answered by softfurrycritters - Fri Jan 9 04:15:47 2009
Which states allow people to have an exotic pet?
Q. Which Exact states allow people to have an exotic pet, and could someone please list them, and could you also tell me some good exotic pet dealers. Thanks! which state will allow people to have an exotic pet, and sould some one please list all the states that do and don't allow you to. thank you!
Asked by Matthew - Tue May 12 12:15:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies by state, county, and even township. And of course, by animal. They may be legal but require special permits or licenses. Once you have a specific type of animal in mind, contact your County rep, or go to town hall to get all the ordinances. Before you get your new exotic pet, PLEASE make sure there is a local vet willing to treat that type of animal. Many vets will not see exotics, or will charge a very high fee just to walk in the door.
Answered by K - Tue May 12 12:33:27 2009
Q. Which Exact states allow people to have an exotic pet, and could someone please list them, and could you also tell me some good exotic pet dealers. Thanks! which state will allow people to have an exotic pet, and sould some one please list all the states that do and don't allow you to. thank you!
Asked by Matthew - Tue May 12 12:15:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies by state, county, and even township. And of course, by animal. They may be legal but require special permits or licenses. Once you have a specific type of animal in mind, contact your County rep, or go to town hall to get all the ordinances. Before you get your new exotic pet, PLEASE make sure there is a local vet willing to treat that type of animal. Many vets will not see exotics, or will charge a very high fee just to walk in the door.
Answered by K - Tue May 12 12:33:27 2009
I'm looking to get a fennec fox in indiana. How do i go about getting an exotic pet license?
Q. how do you get an exotic pet license for a fennec fox in your home? for one i'm not a child i'm 18 thank you.
Asked by Blake M - Fri Jul 23 21:52:33 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Children CAN'T be licensed. Wild species are NOT "pets"...ever...any of them.
Answered by DEBunker - Fri Jul 23 22:01:17 2010
Q. how do you get an exotic pet license for a fennec fox in your home? for one i'm not a child i'm 18 thank you.
Asked by Blake M - Fri Jul 23 21:52:33 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Children CAN'T be licensed. Wild species are NOT "pets"...ever...any of them.
Answered by DEBunker - Fri Jul 23 22:01:17 2010
How Can I Get an Exotic Pet?
Q. I live in Connecticut, and im not sure about the laws and whatnot, but how can i go about getting an exotic pet license? I am 17. Can i have things such as a kinkajou or a skunk or things like that. I'll award point for a good answer.
Asked by Chelsea F - Tue Apr 28 23:39:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for one you cannot aquire a permit from the usda at 17 years old. for two research animals before you buy them.. most exotics do not make good pets and can be very dangerous to you.
Answered by Indiana Large Bird Rescue - Wed Apr 29 03:05:32 2009
Q. I live in Connecticut, and im not sure about the laws and whatnot, but how can i go about getting an exotic pet license? I am 17. Can i have things such as a kinkajou or a skunk or things like that. I'll award point for a good answer.
Asked by Chelsea F - Tue Apr 28 23:39:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for one you cannot aquire a permit from the usda at 17 years old. for two research animals before you buy them.. most exotics do not make good pets and can be very dangerous to you.
Answered by Indiana Large Bird Rescue - Wed Apr 29 03:05:32 2009
Do you need to have a license to own an exotic pet in the UK?
Q. I know that you need a CITES license to trade in exotic creatures in the EU, but, if you are wanting to purchase say a monkey to keep as a pet do you need to obtain any type of permit and how would you go about doing so?
Asked by pheynix6 - Mon Apr 7 13:23:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a list of the animals for which you need a licence under the Dangerous Wild Animal Act:
Answered by anwen55 - Mon Apr 7 16:12:00 2008
Q. I know that you need a CITES license to trade in exotic creatures in the EU, but, if you are wanting to purchase say a monkey to keep as a pet do you need to obtain any type of permit and how would you go about doing so?
Asked by pheynix6 - Mon Apr 7 13:23:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a list of the animals for which you need a licence under the Dangerous Wild Animal Act:
Answered by anwen55 - Mon Apr 7 16:12:00 2008
Why does California have so many exotic pet laws?
Q. I live in California and when ever I see info about an exotic pet, it always says"illegal in California"It's so annoying! What about the fennec fox? I remember at a sch l a kindergarden teacher owned a hedgehog.
Asked by Philosoraptor - Thu Aug 2 21:39:06 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Canberra, Australia and have found that I have had similar situations. I cannot get 'short-necked turtles' cos they can go feral in my suburb, it's probably the same reason for you. The law would of changed since you were in kindergarten.
Answered by Lena<3 - Tue Aug 7 04:59:36 2007
Q. I live in California and when ever I see info about an exotic pet, it always says"illegal in California"It's so annoying! What about the fennec fox? I remember at a sch l a kindergarden teacher owned a hedgehog.
Asked by Philosoraptor - Thu Aug 2 21:39:06 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Canberra, Australia and have found that I have had similar situations. I cannot get 'short-necked turtles' cos they can go feral in my suburb, it's probably the same reason for you. The law would of changed since you were in kindergarten.
Answered by Lena<3 - Tue Aug 7 04:59:36 2007
Does anyone know of an exotic pet that can be leashed and legal in California, USA?
Q. Im looking for a fun exotic: handleable (Doesn't stay caged all day), leash trainable (Harnesses count), and requires moderate to loose care? I live in CA, where pet laws are quite strict. I want it to be at least hand-sized, climate capable (in CA), and fun to handle. Critter, bird or reptile doesn't matter. I'm thinking either Iguana or African raven, or Maine Coon cat (I consider exotic).
Asked by DragonInARabbitSuit - Mon Mar 3 01:26:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Englishmen. Whether or not they're "exotic" is a matter of debate. They can be handleable, but wash your hands afterwards. They can be put on a lease; in fact, many of them like it, especially if you make them call you Mistress. I've heard that they can be potty trained. As for pet laws, I suspect that California won't mind, as long as you don't let them wander off on their own.
Answered by Mikk E - Mon Mar 3 01:32:45 2008
Q. Im looking for a fun exotic: handleable (Doesn't stay caged all day), leash trainable (Harnesses count), and requires moderate to loose care? I live in CA, where pet laws are quite strict. I want it to be at least hand-sized, climate capable (in CA), and fun to handle. Critter, bird or reptile doesn't matter. I'm thinking either Iguana or African raven, or Maine Coon cat (I consider exotic).
Asked by DragonInARabbitSuit - Mon Mar 3 01:26:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Englishmen. Whether or not they're "exotic" is a matter of debate. They can be handleable, but wash your hands afterwards. They can be put on a lease; in fact, many of them like it, especially if you make them call you Mistress. I've heard that they can be potty trained. As for pet laws, I suspect that California won't mind, as long as you don't let them wander off on their own.
Answered by Mikk E - Mon Mar 3 01:32:45 2008
What is a good idea for an exotic pet?
Q. I've always really wanted a pet that isn't along the lines of gerbils, hamsters, fish, and parakeets. Does anyone know an exotic pet that's not to expensive, but not to cheap? I want something cute and lovable!
Asked by Maddie - Sun Nov 23 19:09:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chinchillas Costs: $150-$190 @ Pet stores $150-$350 @ breeder I would suggest going onto Pet Finder, Kijiji, Craigslist or something of that sort. There are many chinchillas that need homes and the owners are willing to give them away for free! Ferrets are very cute and playful! Turtles/Tortoises are amazing if you ask me. And really if you play with them everyday they will be used to human interaction. They are very cool animals. Cost depends on what type you want. You may not be into amphibians, but you should just go to this website and look at them. There are some that are really adorable! Sugar Gliders cost $80-$200 dollars. Depends who you purchase them from. You could also look at Pet Finder and other websites for them. Degu- [cont.]
Answered by monkee - Sun Nov 23 20:42:37 2008
Q. I've always really wanted a pet that isn't along the lines of gerbils, hamsters, fish, and parakeets. Does anyone know an exotic pet that's not to expensive, but not to cheap? I want something cute and lovable!
Asked by Maddie - Sun Nov 23 19:09:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chinchillas Costs: $150-$190 @ Pet stores $150-$350 @ breeder I would suggest going onto Pet Finder, Kijiji, Craigslist or something of that sort. There are many chinchillas that need homes and the owners are willing to give them away for free! Ferrets are very cute and playful! Turtles/Tortoises are amazing if you ask me. And really if you play with them everyday they will be used to human interaction. They are very cool animals. Cost depends on what type you want. You may not be into amphibians, but you should just go to this website and look at them. There are some that are really adorable! Sugar Gliders cost $80-$200 dollars. Depends who you purchase them from. You could also look at Pet Finder and other websites for them. Degu- [cont.]
Answered by monkee - Sun Nov 23 20:42:37 2008
what would be a good exotic medium or small pet legal in texas?
Q. okay iv been wanting a exotic pet that is very uncommon and i was thinking about a platypus but i heard on the internet that they are illegal and poisenous so besides that 1 what would be a good 1? no snakes and i live in central texas
Asked by Minotaur - Sat Aug 29 16:58:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An octopus? :D
Answered by JenW - Sat Aug 29 17:10:08 2009
Q. okay iv been wanting a exotic pet that is very uncommon and i was thinking about a platypus but i heard on the internet that they are illegal and poisenous so besides that 1 what would be a good 1? no snakes and i live in central texas
Asked by Minotaur - Sat Aug 29 16:58:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An octopus? :D
Answered by JenW - Sat Aug 29 17:10:08 2009
In Washington State would the exotic pet laws be overturned if the city doesn t have a law against the pet?
Q. I was just wondering because In Bellingham I checked the laws of the city and they only restrict a few exotic pets Bellingham No person shall possess within city limits a lion, tiger, bear, gorilla, lynx, cougar, jaguar, coyote, or venomous snake, or any other native species to Washington. Would their be any loop holes around the state law?
Asked by forgotton_silence - Thu Apr 15 16:32:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The state also has a law about exotic pets and states that no person may possess or breed a potentially dangerous animal after July, 2007. A potentially dangerous animal includes but not limited to Large cats, wolves, bears, hyenas, non-human primates, elephants, alligators, crocodiles, water monitors, crocodile monitors; and various species of venomous snakes. The city's law is irrelevant if the animal is potentially dangerous.
Answered by James - Thu Apr 15 16:36:05 2010
Q. I was just wondering because In Bellingham I checked the laws of the city and they only restrict a few exotic pets Bellingham No person shall possess within city limits a lion, tiger, bear, gorilla, lynx, cougar, jaguar, coyote, or venomous snake, or any other native species to Washington. Would their be any loop holes around the state law?
Asked by forgotton_silence - Thu Apr 15 16:32:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The state also has a law about exotic pets and states that no person may possess or breed a potentially dangerous animal after July, 2007. A potentially dangerous animal includes but not limited to Large cats, wolves, bears, hyenas, non-human primates, elephants, alligators, crocodiles, water monitors, crocodile monitors; and various species of venomous snakes. The city's law is irrelevant if the animal is potentially dangerous.
Answered by James - Thu Apr 15 16:36:05 2010
what is a good exotic pet in the large cat family?
Q. hi im looking to buy a exotic pet in the future. I want a big cat like a lion tiger mountain lion excetra. can some one hel pme pick one. I want somithing that does get 2 big and that does not cost to much to feed. i undertsand that its a loot of work but im ready for it thank you
Asked by ajnsdsjafnsafu - Wed Oct 17 10:10:01 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None of them. Large cats are wild animals and not pets. All of them would also be expensive to feed as all cats (including domestic cats) or oblagate carnivores (meaning they have to eat meat to survive) Having a big cat is more than a matter of a lot of work. These animals will never be a pet they will always be wild and are very powerful and could easily kill you or someone else. They may not even mean too humans are fragile creatures when compared to theses powerful animals and can easily be killed or severly injured just by the cat trying to play with the human like they would another cat. Please do not try to get a big cat as a pet there are enough how are euthanized or put into rescue because people thought the would make a… [cont.]
Answered by BMTHESPIAN - Wed Oct 17 14:47:01 2007
Q. hi im looking to buy a exotic pet in the future. I want a big cat like a lion tiger mountain lion excetra. can some one hel pme pick one. I want somithing that does get 2 big and that does not cost to much to feed. i undertsand that its a loot of work but im ready for it thank you
Asked by ajnsdsjafnsafu - Wed Oct 17 10:10:01 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None of them. Large cats are wild animals and not pets. All of them would also be expensive to feed as all cats (including domestic cats) or oblagate carnivores (meaning they have to eat meat to survive) Having a big cat is more than a matter of a lot of work. These animals will never be a pet they will always be wild and are very powerful and could easily kill you or someone else. They may not even mean too humans are fragile creatures when compared to theses powerful animals and can easily be killed or severly injured just by the cat trying to play with the human like they would another cat. Please do not try to get a big cat as a pet there are enough how are euthanized or put into rescue because people thought the would make a… [cont.]
Answered by BMTHESPIAN - Wed Oct 17 14:47:01 2007
what would be a low maintenance small exotic pet?
Q. i wanna get a small exotic pet (i.e. a lizard, mouse, rat) but i also want it to be low maintenance and easy to take care of. any suggestions?
Asked by Joe - Sat Jan 24 19:15:26 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chinchillas are not low maintenance! - Michael. About Chinchillas: I have 2 chinchillas but they are very expensive! Ideally you should get 2 chinchillas as they will get lonely and depressed on their own. They cost between 80 to 150 each You will need a LARGE cage with lots of shelfs and height is more important than width. As chinchillas like to run and jump they need the room to do so. The cages cost about 80. You will also need to buy the following: Dust bath - 10 Dust 3 (which will last about 3 weeks) House - 10 Litter - 9 (a large bag will last 2 months) Wood to knaw on or they will develop teeth problems that can kill them Toys to occupy them. that will be destroyed and need replacing on a monthly basis. Hay Water… [cont.]
Answered by G2daD2daU2daDoubleNNE!!!!!!!!!!! - Sat Jan 24 19:29:10 2009
Q. i wanna get a small exotic pet (i.e. a lizard, mouse, rat) but i also want it to be low maintenance and easy to take care of. any suggestions?
Asked by Joe - Sat Jan 24 19:15:26 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chinchillas are not low maintenance! - Michael. About Chinchillas: I have 2 chinchillas but they are very expensive! Ideally you should get 2 chinchillas as they will get lonely and depressed on their own. They cost between 80 to 150 each You will need a LARGE cage with lots of shelfs and height is more important than width. As chinchillas like to run and jump they need the room to do so. The cages cost about 80. You will also need to buy the following: Dust bath - 10 Dust 3 (which will last about 3 weeks) House - 10 Litter - 9 (a large bag will last 2 months) Wood to knaw on or they will develop teeth problems that can kill them Toys to occupy them. that will be destroyed and need replacing on a monthly basis. Hay Water… [cont.]
Answered by G2daD2daU2daDoubleNNE!!!!!!!!!!! - Sat Jan 24 19:29:10 2009
How do you obtain an exotic pet license in california?
Q. I want a monkey, or maybe an exotic feline. I am willing to take any classes/etc. :( sometimes i really hate living in america... Anyone know how much you can be fined for owning an exotic pet?
Asked by redking13_ca - Thu Dec 10 00:39:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They do not issue licenses for exotic pets. CA is a ban state that bans most species of exotics. If you get one illegally, it will be confiscated and possibly destroyed. If you want one, move to where they are legal. 671. Importation, Transportation and Possession of Live Restricted Animals. (a) It shall be unlawful to import, transport, or possess alive animals restricted in subsection (c) below except under permit issued by the Department of Fish and Game. Permits may be issued by the department as specified herein and for purposes designated in Section 671.1 subject to the conditions and restrictions designated by the department. Except for mammals listed in Fish and Game Code Section 3950 or live aquatic animals requiring a permit… [cont.]
Answered by amy - Sun Dec 13 01:06:18 2009
Q. I want a monkey, or maybe an exotic feline. I am willing to take any classes/etc. :( sometimes i really hate living in america... Anyone know how much you can be fined for owning an exotic pet?
Asked by redking13_ca - Thu Dec 10 00:39:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They do not issue licenses for exotic pets. CA is a ban state that bans most species of exotics. If you get one illegally, it will be confiscated and possibly destroyed. If you want one, move to where they are legal. 671. Importation, Transportation and Possession of Live Restricted Animals. (a) It shall be unlawful to import, transport, or possess alive animals restricted in subsection (c) below except under permit issued by the Department of Fish and Game. Permits may be issued by the department as specified herein and for purposes designated in Section 671.1 subject to the conditions and restrictions designated by the department. Except for mammals listed in Fish and Game Code Section 3950 or live aquatic animals requiring a permit… [cont.]
Answered by amy - Sun Dec 13 01:06:18 2009
What kind of exotic pet do you have and why do you think its the best?
Q. Im not talking about dogs and cats here. I'm always wanting a new pet and I wanted to see what you think is the nicest to own. I'm always looking for something as longed lived as I can get cause I want it with me as long as possible. What kind of pet do you have? What makes that certain pet special in your eyes? Thanks for responses. Fish responses are welcome too.
Asked by Heidi - Fri Jan 1 15:39:13 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I have 2 Russian Tortoises, they are special to me because not many people own them and they live to be 80 years old. Also 1 of them is 20 years old! That's older than Me! I also have a Goffin Cockatoo named Elvis. He is special because in the wild, they are virtually extinct. The only ones still alive are those bred in captivity. To have an extinct animal reminds me everyday of what I'm fighting for. Here's a pic of Elvis:
Answered by Unpredictable *Kibble Kills - Sun Jan 3 22:03:00 2010
Q. Im not talking about dogs and cats here. I'm always wanting a new pet and I wanted to see what you think is the nicest to own. I'm always looking for something as longed lived as I can get cause I want it with me as long as possible. What kind of pet do you have? What makes that certain pet special in your eyes? Thanks for responses. Fish responses are welcome too.
Asked by Heidi - Fri Jan 1 15:39:13 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I have 2 Russian Tortoises, they are special to me because not many people own them and they live to be 80 years old. Also 1 of them is 20 years old! That's older than Me! I also have a Goffin Cockatoo named Elvis. He is special because in the wild, they are virtually extinct. The only ones still alive are those bred in captivity. To have an extinct animal reminds me everyday of what I'm fighting for. Here's a pic of Elvis:
Answered by Unpredictable *Kibble Kills - Sun Jan 3 22:03:00 2010
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does anyone know of any stores that sells . exotic pets. such as reptiles? ti would be great if the store is actually knowledged in them & are not.
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