Best Small Furry Pet - Page 7

the chi · 04-23-2009, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Curb

my roommate in college had one of those...i wanted to kill the fucker. i didn't know that he got it, one day i hear what i thought a was hyena...needless to say it didn't last long

Really? I love them, they arent that different from my little dog, and about the same size. The noise is a little freaky, but if you do the research you know what to expect.

I'd really be interested in a larger feline, like a lynx or bobcat, but 1) i love my dog and she's not on the menu and 2) permits are difficult to obtain

Amber Lamps · 04-23-2009, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by The Chi

Really? I love them, they arent that different from my little dog, and about the same size. The noise is a little freaky, but if you do the research you know what to expect.

I'd really be interested in a larger feline, like a lynx or bobcat, but 1) i love my dog and she's not on the menu and 2) permits are difficult to obtain

When I had to get rid of my boa, the guy at the pet store offered to trade it for a snow leopard kitten some douche nozzle had ordered but never picked up. I was tempted but figured it would be stretching the apt. complex's cat rule a bit.

Curb · 04-23-2009, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by The Chi

Really? I love them, they arent that different from my little dog, and about the same size. The noise is a little freaky, but if you do the research you know what to expect.

I'd really be interested in a larger feline, like a lynx or bobcat, but 1) i love my dog and she's not on the menu and 2) permits are difficult to obtain

it freaked me out...he mentioned getting one, but didn't tell me about it.

he also had a gennet...speaking of feline type creatures...that was a badass animal!!

the chi · 04-23-2009, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by TIGGER

When I had to get rid of my boa, the guy at the pet store offered to trade it for a snow leopard kitten some douche nozzle had ordered but never picked up. I was tempted but figured it would be stretching the apt. complex's cat rule a bit.

oooooh, that would be awesome, but seeing as I am the size of a beast of prey for a cat that big, um no. Dog would be the appetizer, I'd end up the main course, unless I pulled a she-re and rode it around like a horse!

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Originally Posted by Curb

it freaked me out...he mentioned getting one, but didn't tell me about it.

he also had a gennet...speaking of feline type creatures...that was a badass animal!!

Beautiful creatures, I looked at those, and several of the exotics, theres a breeder down in P'cola who does all exotics...

Rider · 04-23-2009, 01:59 PM

I never had a salt water tank but I had a 75 gallon African Cichlid tank. It wasn't hard to maintain once it was up and running. I'd do ~25% water change every other week. When I was gone I had one of those electric auto feeders. It worked great. I never had a fish die on me while I was gone.

I'm thinking about getting back into the hobby.

njchopper87 · 04-23-2009, 02:00 PM

I loved my pet rabbit. The cage only needed to be cleaned about once a week, and was easy to take care of otherwise. If you go this route be sure to give it a couple days to get used to you before you handle it.. they like to bite when nervous. I had a wooden cage that was custom built for her and she loved it.. chewed the fucked thing like crazy though. My sisters also had rabbits, and they loved to socialize with each other and people.

My neighbor had a few guinie pigs, and they were cool. I loved to poke them to make them squeal, but I guess that can get annoying after a while.

My neighbors also had several birds. The big tropical parrots were bad ass, but kinda loud. The tiny cockatiels were all right and not obnoxiously loud. Over all they were easy to maintain with the right cages and food bowls.

When you guys say Beta, do you mean Fighter Fish? Because my sister and I had 2 and they were cool to look at. I had a decent size fresh water tank too, and that was a bitch to clean..

cuttle · 04-23-2009, 02:05 PM

Go to your local humane society and take these two:

http://search.petfinder.com/shelterS...ort=&preview=1

they look good together, and the pup is young enough to give you a few month to build your fence....

Amber Lamps · 04-23-2009, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by cuttle

Go to your local humane society and take these two:

http://search.petfinder.com/shelterS...ort=&preview=1

they look good together, and the pup is young enough to give you a few month to build your fence....

Didn't you fucking hear? He's not getting a GOD DAMN DOG!!! Jesus Christ will you give the guy a break?!? Besides, he also hates motherfucking cats! Where have you been? Holy Shit pay attention!

HurricaneHeather · 04-23-2009, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by cuttle

Go to your local humane society and take these two:

http://search.petfinder.com/shelterS...ort=&preview=1

they look good together, and the pup is young enough to give you a few month to build your fence....

AHHHHHHH the cuteness! It burns! Damn you Cuttle!!!!!!!!!

cuttle · 04-23-2009, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by TIGGER

Didn't you fucking hear? He's not getting a GOD DAMN DOG!!! Jesus Christ will you give the guy a break?!? Besides, he also hates motherfucking cats! Where have you been? Holy Shit pay attention!

WHAT??????

If he wouldn't be to lazy to build a f'n fence we wouldn't even have this discussion....

04-23-2009, 01:59 PM	#65
Rider Moto GP Star Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 12,156	I never had a salt water tank but I had a 75 gallon African Cichlid tank. It wasn't hard to maintain once it was up and running. I'd do ~25% water change every other week. When I was gone I had one of those electric auto feeders. It worked great. I never had a fish die on me while I was gone. I'm thinking about getting back into the hobby.