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Originally Posted by Spaniard

Are there any certifications and what not you need to own an exotic cat like that?

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It varies from state to state and can even come down to each individual city or county you live in. Some states require permits and some states its illegal to own them at all. Some states allow them but certain countys in the state require permits. You just have to check with your county and state laws to make sure they are legal. Our state is a pretty good state with exotic animals theres not a whole lot of stuff we are not allowed to have.

Thanks for the info, I haven't really ever looked into it. I recall seeing a video online once of something called an Ashera. It was a cross between several cat breeds, I know the African serval was in the mix. It was like 20k but also very gorgeous animals.

Yes they have hybrid cats that are amazing. Some do have pretty high price tags.

You went from anaconda to cats, lol.

Bp.net is the melting pot of hobbies :D

lol I cant help it im a sucker for all critters

I hear you dude, I was taking out the trash and I had the back door open, and as I was walking in I seen one of those big roaches run in the house i'm renting. So I was like oh well i'm not about to try to track him down and kill him. Anyways about 3 hours later as I was fixing some food I noticed him on the floor in the corner by the garbage can he was eating something, so I kind of felt bad for the little thing, so I broke off a piece of pringle and set it by him and it's like he knew I was giving him food because he didn't try to run.

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Originally Posted by Neal

I hear you dude, I was taking out the trash and I had the back door open, and as I was walking in I seen one of those big roaches run in the house i'm renting. So I was like oh well i'm not about to try to track him down and kill him. Anyways about 3 hours later as I was fixing some food I noticed him on the floor in the corner by the garbage can he was eating something, so I kind of felt bad for the little thing, so I broke off a piece of pringle and set it by him and it's like he knew I was giving him food because he didn't try to run.

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That is actually disgusting.

One thing to keep roaches as food for pets, but a TOTALLY DIFFERENT thing when you are feeding the native roaches that are infested in your house.

Quite repulsive.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

That is actually disgusting.

One thing to keep roaches as food for pets, but a TOTALLY DIFFERENT thing when you are feeding the native roaches that are infested in your house.

Quite repulsive.

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1.) The little roaches are the nasty ones.
2.) The big ones are more wood-type roaches.
3.) They do not infest my house, I was taking the trash out, which is kept by the back door, and I had left the door open and I actually seen it run in my house, and it's not actually part of my house, it's more of a garage thing.
4.) I have roach things in there because of my trash being right outside, I figure some may get in anyways because things can always find a way in, so I guarentee you in a day or 2 it will be dead.
5.) It's not a pet either, I will feed it to my emperor if it isn't dead in a day or 2. As I feed my emperor B. Dubia's.

would you keep the cats in cages or just let them roam free like a regular cat?