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@Ceravine where did you get your information on what exotic animals you can have without a permit or license? it is interesting to me

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January 17, 2019 22:57:20

@Ceravine where did you get your information on what exotic animals you can have without a permit or license? it is interesting to me

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I’ve had peacocks before . They honk.

I’ve had blue tounged lizards a lot.

Also, what’s a rhea?

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January 18, 2019 04:18:56

I’ve had peacocks before . They honk.

I’ve had blue tounged lizards a lot.

Also, what’s a rhea?

Do sliders count as exotic? I mean, those aren't native to Europe. Got a red eared slider and a hybrid between a red-ear and a yellow-belly.

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January 18, 2019 04:27:29

Do sliders count as exotic? I mean, those aren't native to Europe. Got a red eared slider and a hybrid between a red-ear and a yellow-belly.

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@arrowk just look up your state laws on owning animals

@MyHartWillDrogon there similar to ostriches

@Xionahri I believe it depends on where you live, there not exotic in America.

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January 18, 2019 05:55:25

@arrowk just look up your state laws on owning animals

@MyHartWillDrogon there similar to ostriches

@Xionahri I believe it depends on where you live, there not exotic in America.

Last edited on Jan 18, 2019 05:58:56 by Ceravine

I've got a sulphur crested cockatoo who used to belong to my neighbours. She's really clever and noisy and loves to tear things to shreds. I love her.

Edit: Probably doesn't count as exotic since I'm Australian though.

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January 18, 2019 06:09:55

I've got a sulphur crested cockatoo who used to belong to my neighbours. She's really clever and noisy and loves to tear things to shreds. I love her.

Edit: Probably doesn't count as exotic since I'm Australian though.

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@Ceravine

Last time I checked, Germany wasn't in North America. So I guess they count.

Xionahri

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January 18, 2019 06:17:22

@Ceravine

Last time I checked, Germany wasn't in North America. So I guess they count.

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I own a human

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January 18, 2019 06:38:06

I own a human

[quote name="Sequential" date="2019-01-18 06:38:06" ] I own a human [/quote] So do I! Pretty high maintenance, but certainly full of personality.

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January 18, 2019 06:46:52

Sequential wrote on 2019-01-18 06:38:06:

I own a human

So do I! Pretty high maintenance, but certainly full of personality.

One of my dream pets is a stick bug. They're really awesome bugs. Unfortunately I need a license to get one, so it most likely never happen.

Parrots on the other hand are legal to own, so I've been doing a lot of research on them. I'd like to have a small one (like a conure or other small-medium species) when I move out. I don't have the time or money for one right now, so I'm studying them for now.

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January 18, 2019 08:23:03

One of my dream pets is a stick bug. They're really awesome bugs. Unfortunately I need a license to get one, so it most likely never happen.

Parrots on the other hand are legal to own, so I've been doing a lot of research on them. I'd like to have a small one (like a conure or other small-medium species) when I move out. I don't have the time or money for one right now, so I'm studying them for now.

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Last edited on Jan 18, 2019 08:23:27 by Pouffling

Closest I ever got to an exotic pet were my three hermit crabs. But they sell them in practically every shop along the beach, so maybe they’re more common.

And I’m really concerned about being able to own the third-largest bird living as a pet without needing a license. Seems a bit dangerous.

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January 18, 2019 08:35:57

Closest I ever got to an exotic pet were my three hermit crabs. But they sell them in practically every shop along the beach, so maybe they’re more common.

And I’m really concerned about being able to own the third-largest bird living as a pet without needing a license. Seems a bit dangerous.