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    Experiences with moving out with animals?

    I've always had pets, and always will, but as of now I still live with my parents. Someday (hopefully relatively soon) I will strike out on my own, but lately I've started to worry about how difficult it could be to find a place, namely apartments, that accepts "unconventional" pets (i.e. not a dog or cat). Have heard too many stories about people suddenly having to rehome their animals because "the landlord doesn't like them" or more harrowing stories like GoHerping on YouTube who flat out got harassed out of his rental house just because he had reptiles. I'll obviously do a ton of research when the time for apartment hunting comes as I have no intention of giving up my crew, but it's something that's been on my mind lately.

    Any anecdotes, tips and advice from you fine folks regarding that aspect of entering a new phase of life?

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