Cool species to keep?

[Diskboy12]

I will look into servals as well.

I was thinking some arachnids also, maybe some goliath bird eaters, red rump trants, pink knee, ect, ect.

Anything is on the table really, I was looking at some leuistic (sp?) sugar gliders also.

Maybe a Coatimundi, short tailed opposum, flying squrriels, the skies the limit...well that and the bank account.


More ideas people!

 

[ReelBigFish]

I will look into servals as well.

I was thinking some arachnids also, maybe some goliath bird eaters, red rump trants, pink knee, ect, ect.

Anything is on the table really, I was looking at some leuistic (sp?) sugar gliders also.

Maybe a Coatimundi, short tailed opposum, flying squrriels, the skies the limit...well that and the bank account.


More ideas people!

Goliath birdeaters are not the way to start if you haven't tried tarantulas. A gorgeous species to work with would be the Brazilian black (Grammostola pulchra).

I've talked to people who've worked with coatimundis, and they generally have a reputation of being mean and smelly.

 

[Diskboy12]

Alright, I will take that under consideration. An exnay on the coatimundi then, my four ferrets have their own scent that smells up my room, and they are all descented!


More ideas?

 

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I had a short tailed opposum and he was really cool but my goodness I had to clean that cage the second he crapped or the entire basement would stink. Imo their odor is a lot worse than ferrets.

 

[Diskboy12]

^Thanks I will take that under consideration as well!

 

[hedgehoggreg]

I had a short tailed opposum and he was really cool but my goodness I had to clean that cage the second he crapped or the entire basement would stink. Imo their odor is a lot worse than ferrets.

They really do stink iv owned them and four eyed possums they smell even worse

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