| The Feral Equine |
| Only downside to having friends check in is that if I am going to a dog event they are with me lol |
Steady Rain all Day| The Feral Equine |
| Only downside to having friends check in is that if I am going to a dog event they are with me lol |
| Angels angels |
| Feral You could also set up a nanny cam to keep an eye on the little guy while you are gone lol |
| The Feral Equine |
| That is def something to consider then. I am very good about being a worrier for my animals |
| BlackRose |
| Or if you are worried about anything happening possibly have a friend check in for the first few times until you get comfortable travelling with the comfort of knowing they’ll be okay :) |
| BlackRose |
| Unless it turns out like mine and wouldn’t eat the food unless she seen us physically kill for her (poor crickets) 😠she was an odd little thing |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| Snakes are great if you travel. Just make sure they have water and feed them before you go and they are good for a week! |
| Circle Star RIDs |
| I've thought about getting a chameleon, but after doing some research, keeping it's habitat comfortable, might be an issue. |
| Angels angels |
| I just got a leopard recently because they require a bit more regular care than I am usually able to do lol. Snakes and cresteds/gargoyles are super easy. I would never have a beardie though |
| The Feral Equine |
| That is what everyone says but I worry because I do dog sports and travel some for them that something will happen |
| BlackRose |
| Snake wise I’m not too sure (I’ve always wanted a snake and I’d love to get one soon) but lizard wise I’m fairly sure a leopard gecko or bearded dragon are the friendliest beginner lizards! |
| ghost light stables |
| I've got both a little snek and a big snek ^^ my rainbow boa and my cornsnake :3 |
| Clay Dawn |
| A gecko too! they seem up my alley, its a perfect set up for a frog but im deathly afraid of frogs xD |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Clay, it depends. I used to have a hognose and he was great! But, some can be hissy and will false strike you. It depends on personality. I made sure to look for one that was friendly when I was purchasing. |
| Angels angels |
| Clay Depends lol they are normally kind of spicy but they just hiss and bluff strike (fake striking without opening their mouth) |
| Clay Dawn |
| ive thought about a hognose! id have to do some research on other species i really wanted one that i could handle, are they generally pretty friendly? |
| Angels angels |
| Feral One of the main reasons I have snakes is they don't take a lot of time lol |
| Tenebris Hollow |
| My friend had a albino leopard gecko and honestly she's kinds made me want one |
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| The Feral Equine |
| Only downside to having friends check in is that if I am going to a dog event they are with me lol |
| Angels angels |
| Feral You could also set up a nanny cam to keep an eye on the little guy while you are gone lol |
| The Feral Equine |
| That is def something to consider then. I am very good about being a worrier for my animals |
| BlackRose |
| Or if you are worried about anything happening possibly have a friend check in for the first few times until you get comfortable travelling with the comfort of knowing they’ll be okay :) |
| BlackRose |
| Unless it turns out like mine and wouldn’t eat the food unless she seen us physically kill for her (poor crickets) 😠she was an odd little thing |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| Snakes are great if you travel. Just make sure they have water and feed them before you go and they are good for a week! |
| Circle Star RIDs |
| I've thought about getting a chameleon, but after doing some research, keeping it's habitat comfortable, might be an issue. |
| Angels angels |
| I just got a leopard recently because they require a bit more regular care than I am usually able to do lol. Snakes and cresteds/gargoyles are super easy. I would never have a beardie though |
| The Feral Equine |
| That is what everyone says but I worry because I do dog sports and travel some for them that something will happen |
| BlackRose |
| Snake wise I’m not too sure (I’ve always wanted a snake and I’d love to get one soon) but lizard wise I’m fairly sure a leopard gecko or bearded dragon are the friendliest beginner lizards! |
| ghost light stables |
| I've got both a little snek and a big snek ^^ my rainbow boa and my cornsnake :3 |
| Clay Dawn |
| A gecko too! they seem up my alley, its a perfect set up for a frog but im deathly afraid of frogs xD |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Clay, it depends. I used to have a hognose and he was great! But, some can be hissy and will false strike you. It depends on personality. I made sure to look for one that was friendly when I was purchasing. |
| Angels angels |
| Clay Depends lol they are normally kind of spicy but they just hiss and bluff strike (fake striking without opening their mouth) |
| Clay Dawn |
| ive thought about a hognose! id have to do some research on other species i really wanted one that i could handle, are they generally pretty friendly? |
| Angels angels |
| Feral One of the main reasons I have snakes is they don't take a lot of time lol |
| Tenebris Hollow |
| My friend had a albino leopard gecko and honestly she's kinds made me want one |
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