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    Re: Another newbie, thinking ahead

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkL1561 View Post
    I’m in graduate school and have 3 snakes, 3 lizards and a tortoise in a one bedroom apartment. I have no roommate (even though my girlfriend spends more time here than at her place lol) and I can afford it ok. It took some searching but my landlords are fine with the reptiles. If you ask and look long enough you’ll find someone reasonable. It’s not easy but it’s doable. It definitely does limit your options though for sure.


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    No doubt. I'm certainly not saying it can't be done. But I've seen more than too many Craigslist ads or whatever where people are rehoming their animals because the kids lost interest or moved away and couldn't or didn't want to take their pets.
    So it's something I feel is worth mentioning, cause sometimes even the parents aren't responsible enough to thoroughly consider all that goes into keeping a pet. And since they're not toys you can just throw in the attic or throw away, I think it's worth reminding people here and there

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