metal-otaku
metal's my trade
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this section looks rather large to me, and I've seen a lot of post around where people complain that people went out and bought their pets with the sole intention of breeding them as soon as they got them home. and it's not just leos but i see it with most reptiles.
just really curious. as when i got mine the first thought i had was to make sure there was never an incident to cause mine to make babies. (hoping mine since i got it very young is a him so i don't even have to deal with eggs.)
they aren't quite like my fish where meh, they make babies let others eat them and the lucky ones to make it to adult hood can stay or be given to neighbor kids when they are really good and show some responsibility.
lizards take a bit more care and a basic understanding of i don't care what you are wanting to do next. wash your hands after touching before anything else (my big thing). plus understanding of their basic needs. which is more complicated than change the water bowl once a day. and feed it a pinch.
it just seems like it'd really hard to find homes for babies. or you have to keep adding cages for the little guys. i have a small house so i know that's not an option for me. and i know i love babies as much as the next girl, but i don't like the idea of me bringing them into this world without either a home or space to keep them myself.
TL;DR: with most other pets people don't want babies, but with leos or any other reptile they do. just curious as to why
just really curious. as when i got mine the first thought i had was to make sure there was never an incident to cause mine to make babies. (hoping mine since i got it very young is a him so i don't even have to deal with eggs.)
they aren't quite like my fish where meh, they make babies let others eat them and the lucky ones to make it to adult hood can stay or be given to neighbor kids when they are really good and show some responsibility.
lizards take a bit more care and a basic understanding of i don't care what you are wanting to do next. wash your hands after touching before anything else (my big thing). plus understanding of their basic needs. which is more complicated than change the water bowl once a day. and feed it a pinch.
it just seems like it'd really hard to find homes for babies. or you have to keep adding cages for the little guys. i have a small house so i know that's not an option for me. and i know i love babies as much as the next girl, but i don't like the idea of me bringing them into this world without either a home or space to keep them myself.
TL;DR: with most other pets people don't want babies, but with leos or any other reptile they do. just curious as to why