hahahahalittleg902;3929062; said:I currently have one about 3-4' that I rescued about 3 years ago from a store that had him in appalling conditions.
He's doing great now, and has never struck at me. If you can say that an alligator is tame then this guy is.
Gator's when fed right, should only grow about 10-12 in. a year. That being said if you hold him everyday he should be pretty "tame"
These guys are not something that you can lose interest in (not feeding, housing rite, changing water), They cost much more than you would think to properly maintain.
Its also important to remember that these are wild, natural born killers NEVER TRUST THEM OR THINK THEY WONT BITE,
every gator is different and react different to certain stimuli.
With the means to provide for it and a respect for them, they make very rewarding pets
I love my gator and can say no matter the future, he is always going to be my favorite pet

There is absolutely NO way to safely keep a growing gator, unless you are a trained professional. Not only will gators not become more "tame" as they get to know you better... the more you feed this gator, the more it will associate you with food, soon it thinks you are the food. Please do not take this creature, as it is very dangerous for you and the animal. Not to mention the wildlife in your area, if it got loose and the species isn't established there, it could wreak havok on the local wildlife!!