[ SECRET POST #3469 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3469 ⌋

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Comments

Re: JFC

[dancingmouse]

I know, right? It's just like the people who buy Sugar Gliders because they're cute. They don't realize that they're pretty high maintenance, need a special diet (that does NOT just consist of sugar), are active at night due to being nocturnal, etc.

People should just wait until they're sure they're ready to have a pet. It really isn't fair to the animal to have a negligent owner.

Re: JFC

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Are these Australian sugar gliders? Because I bet they're also protected. I do know people are not allowed to keep possums as pets in Australia, though they can become wildlife handlers and spend time caring for possums who live in the backyards.

Re: JFC

[dancingmouse]

In America (can't speak for other countries) they're considered "Wild" or "Exotic" so in a few places it's illegal to own them, or you need a permit to own and/or breed them. Most places it's legal though. I don't think they're considered protected though.