Seriously Need Some Help

Hey Brad...need another roommate? ^_^

couldent you just hide them from your room mate. like get those under the bed rubermade containers. its not like balls make a lot of noise. that is what i would do. in the new appt would you have your own room. when she is gone just sneek them in. its not like she is going to do room inspections. just make sure you keep your door closed. then if she did find out you could throw a fit about her breaking and entering. LOL
just my .02
matt

My roommate tried to tell me that apartments considered snakes as pets and I couldnt have Junior..so I went around her and called the apartments, and they don't even consider snakes as pets, because they don't destroy anything!:rolleyes:


Honestly, your roomate has no say about your pets. If your place allows it, take your kids! What is she going to do? If she is scared of them, she will not go near them. If your paying rent, you have just as much right to what goes in your bedroom as she does! If you don't like her bedroom decor, are you not going to allow her to have it (thats the best parallel I have :P )?

Good luck with everything!
Channing

Things might be looking up for my three kids and I. Daniel, who's a member of this forum (Demarco Angel...or something like that), and I are going to probably be moving in with each other. We found a decently-price two-bedroom/one-bath apartment approximately two blocks away from VCU. The living room's spacious and the bedrooms are adequate in size. We spoke to the landlord and she doesn't care as long as they don't get out. (Uh...duh?!) So I think we've gotten things pretty well figured out.

It'll be nice to be living with someone who loves these reptiles JUST as much as I do. Daniel's got three male balls, two rose-haired T's, a beardie, and soon two BCIs. Eight snakes, one beardie, two t's and Daniel and I. Woohoo! Life's gettin' better.

congrats on the good luck.
matt

That sounds like a good match...if one of you is out the town, no problem with the other looking after the crew...and/or someone to help on cleaning day, etc. =)

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Originally Posted by JLC

It's one thing to train the "Significant Other"....and quite something else to train the In-Laws! I don't personally know of anyone who has successfully accomplished that feat!

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Judy, now you can say that you know someone who has accomplished that. My mother-in-law hated snakes, even after we got them. Two years ago, we bought a runt, 40 gram Het axanthic female. Well, needless to say, my mother-in-law loved her because she was so tiny. Two weeks ago, she said she wanted one of her babies, that will hopefully hatch nest year. Mission accomplished.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Judy, now you can say that you know someone who has accomplished that. My mother-in-law hated snakes, even after we got them. Two years ago, we bought a runt, 40 gram Het axanthic female. Well, needless to say, my mother-in-law loved her because she was so tiny. Two weeks ago, she said she wanted one of her babies, that will hopefully hatch nest year. Mission accomplished.

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LOL! Good show, Tim!! :gj:

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Originally Posted by cassandra

That sounds like a good match...if one of you is out the town, no problem with the other looking after the crew...and/or someone to help on cleaning day, etc. =)

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That's what Daniel and I are looking forward to. ^_^ He's a good kid, and I know I can trust him with my babies. Oh, and his ID is Angel Demarco...O_O

I wonder how Monty's doing...Dan hasn't been on here in a while.