Short of a Madagascar hissing cockroach, tarantula or python, here are some exotic pets you can safely adopt? Some people say that bears, alpacas and llamas are the best options, but I don’t think they helped one. Believe it or not, even the hippopotamus is in the catalog around the world exotic.
But for the normal, who just wants to be a little unusual, how can they take exotic care without fearing the neighbors? Here are 7 entertaining suggestions.
#1. Hedgehog
A hedgehog is a small exotic pet that you can safely use, as long as you first make sure that where you live hedgehogs are legal pets. Very cute and friendly when they feel safe, hedgehogs do not like to be touched or touched, and even purr with a good heart.
In the story, this exotic animal exotic will hiss and snuff or curl into a ball when it gets old or frightened. Make sure that you take care of the hedgehog, then by all means keep this exotic pet safe and happy.
#2. Wallaby
A furry exotic pet, the wallaby is a small prejudice with big feet. Most common with care in Australia, where the Wallabies are native, these little prejudices can make for interesting games, but only if you understand how to care for them. For example, in the first year of their life, joeys (little wallabies) should not live in the house. Once bigger, the Wallabies will do well inside but only in big spaces. And in the backyard, a large and super-strong fence is a must.
If you think it’s safe to ask for this exotic pet, here are a few things to consider. Wallabies are so clever that they can jump onto tables and counters, open cupboards and cupboards and find pretty much anything you hide under a drawer.
Cautious and loving, Wallabies are delightful exotic pets that you can safely adopt without sharing a bath with a furry, four-legged animal, let alone your bed.
#3. Potbellied Pig
If you are allergic to dogs or cats, be careful not to take more than pork. Yes, sir. Despite their reputation, exotic pigs make exceptional pets because of their unique intelligence and affectionate temperament. In fact, pigs are reputed to be more skilled than dogs dogs and easier to train, even easier to train. So what is the catch?
Of all the exotic animals you could catch, pigs are the most destructive unless you teach them otherwise. Pigs can open roofs, cupboards and … Yikes! a lot Imagine a smart kid on four legs who sees your fat aunt. But at least you can get this exotic pet safely.
#4. Skunk
No, you won’t have to constantly pick your nose to get this exotic pet. Although they gave the Latin appellation “skunk”, which translates as “Stinks”, for the last 200 years skunks lived with humans as exotic pets, that is, after they were first smelled by a respectable shepherd or veterinarian.
Percula is a very exotic thing to do, you can use it safely without scaring the neighbors. Much like dogs, skunks are very intelligent, but good luck trying to train them. Only with love and patience can Percula be trained to follow your lead.
Some have even likened skunks to beautiful women. This strange animal can be loving and playful at the same time, but stubborn, proud and demanding. Does this sound like someone you know?
#5. Sugar Glider
Among all the exotic animals you can safely use, the sugar glider is one of the smallest and most attractive. Native to the Southern Hemisphere, Sugar Gliders are actually small opossums weighing between 95 to 160 pounds (that’s less than 1/4 pound). Because of their light weight and loose skin under their arms, Sugar Gliders can glide into the air and jump distances of more than 150 feet. Imagine this exotic pet in your little living room?
People still raise the Sugar Glider as an exotic hobby, despite the constant chirping and clicking of hummingbirds. In fact, the adoption of a single Sugar Glider is rare. Because of their need to socialize with their peers, Sugar Gliders are typically raised in small groups of at least two. Think of them as exotics (plural) that you can safely use…but only if you can give them the special care they need.
#6. PAC Frog Man
You can safely get this exotic pet if you don’t mind a roommate who bites you for fun and acts like it looks mean. A native of South America, Pac Man is called the frog from the computer game that bites, bites, bites across the screen. One of the greatest frogs in existence and celebrated for their evil genius. In fact, you can expect your exotic pet to bite you, of course, by shaking your hand.
Make this cute exotic pet you want to adopt because Pac Man Frogs can live in a nice clean cage for 10 years , and also 15. And yes, not even Pac Man the frog ever turned into a prince by kissing a beautiful woman.
#7. Hermit Crab
This is the perfect exotic pet to keep safe if you want your pet to sleep when you wake up. This nocturnal concern comes in two domestic varieties, the purple claw, the purple canker and the Ecuadorian canker, both of which are good for hermit crabs.
As exotic animals, hermit crabs are typically kept in pairs or threes because they are sociable animals that are playful among their own kind. Although hermit crabs do not bite, they press because they can also draw blood. you have been warned!
References:
Pet Place: Top 10 Unusual Pets
Matador Networks: 15 Unusual Cares That Could Be Yours
