Don't you have to get rid of one of your animals if you want another?
doh that does put a damper on things. time to get rid of a rat
01-23-2007, 12:56 AM
PJ FF
Re: how addicting...
I dont now anything about spiders at all. I also dont know the rules to your house. So if you are able to buy something, buy what you like, not what we like.
01-23-2007, 12:56 AM
PJ FF
Re: how addicting...
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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704
doh that does put a damper on things. time to get rid of a rat
Good idea
01-23-2007, 04:56 AM
Razaiel
Re: how addicting...
Once critters come into my house - I never want to get rid of them - one of the reasons I'm wary of breeding ...
01-23-2007, 07:11 PM
lillyorchid
Re: how addicting...
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Originally Posted by ballpnoob
I thought the rule in your house was that you had to get rid of an animal before getting a new one.
Ack. If that is the rule then I'd hold off on getting another anything to just fill that empty tub. Impulse buying is easy to do, but you have to think.... do you really want to have to get rid of someone just to get another something to just take it's place? I see it like this... if that is the case then you are just going to have a empty tank/cage/tub/whatever from whoever you deside to get rid of. In the end you'll still have something sitting aside to "fill up".
I'd just sit back and enjoy the animals you have now. Wait a while and in that time save up your money on something that you *really really really* want. It will be worth the wait, effort, and time in the end. :)
01-23-2007, 07:19 PM
Amy05
Re: how addicting...
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Originally Posted by ballpnoob
I thought the rule in your house was that you had to get rid of an animal before getting a new one.
thats pretty much the rule, but rules can be bent too. lol we'll see what i decide on, if it is a scorpian, or another Leo, im sure my dad will be fine because they eat the same thing, and i usually end up throwing out some crickets anyways (they come in a box of 30, and they die before my leo eats them all). He doesnt want me to have more because he doesn't want the burdon of another animal, as long as it is not a burdon to him, and i can proove that, i'll be good to go.
