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Same. A lot of people think of ball pythons as beginner snakes too but honestly I think the only reason either of those animals is considered a beginner pet is because they're both hardy. Like yeah, they'll likely *survive* most beginner mistakes as long as the person has done a reasonable amount of research but ball pythons can be very finicky eaters and bearded dragons can be a lot of work. Neither one is the absolute worst beginner reptile out there but there are definitely better beginner snakes and lizards.

@@amandalucky8211 frankly, most reptiles and amphibians need a very specific environment to thrive. I wouldn't consider the vast majority "beginner" by any means. Thus far, tarantulas have been the most forgiving species with which I have worked (and of course there are a litany of exceptions there!).

Definitely not beginner friendly without a substantial amount of research. My baby is my first reptile but I did almost a year of research beforehand & have handled/cared for others reptiles in the past.

My first Lizzard was a Beardie and I do agree they are not the best first timers and I've had many Australian native reptiles, after my Beardie I went into Skinks and restrictors and my Beardie is 12 years old now and she is a beast. I also understand about the Beardies nails my girl refuses to let me trim hers.

I agree with you on that

Mine turned on the ac… which it can’t do because out ac isn’t fancy like that…

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It's my first time seeing a hairless hamster and I agree, absolutely adorable! All my best wishes to you, from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

I know this is a bit random but just wanted to wish you luck and send you some love:) I know how hard it is to go through chemo but from reading your msg you seem like quite a cheery person an I think alot of ppl underestimate how much of an important quality that is to have esp during hard times. I really wish you all the best and hope you get through this ok😁 Lots of love from another Scottish girl❤

@@chunkysaur thank you sweetheart he wss soooo cute xxx

@@Dedlyniteshade awww hen thank you so much and aye ur state of mind has a h7ge part to play in getting better.... that was so nice of you xxxx

they are! i own 5 & just love em

I love them! I’ve always found them to be so beautiful & the ones I’ve met have touched my heart. Id Love To Own One Someday when I move out (I’m 14) But Someday, When the time is right, I’d absolutely love to give one a loving home. They’re just so precious ❤️

@@WhileMyGuineaPigGentlyWheeks I've had a candycane for like 7 months and she's precious.

Have you tried giving her real sandstone formations and logs? My girl, Nox, never gets her nails trimmed because she naturally wears them down to acceptable levels on the rocks. Its a life saver, cause Nox does not appreciate when she is denied access to her jungle gym (me).

right? Nothing better.

I need to find someone as supportive as Eric is. My animal habit has cost me more than one marriage, lol... This was really cool to see, there are so many different animals that make good pets if they are cared for properly. Thank you Kat for another great video, from my favorite KZfaqr.

They probably don’t have the gene for web spinning

I have a pair of albino corys and I love them so much! Watching them zoom around and play with my yoyo loaches is my favorite part of the night, they're so fun!

@@shaunacorrigan9372 I love them so much, too! They do zoom around a lot, don't they? Lol Mine does a lot of playing in the current from the filter and in the bubbles from the sponge filter I'm prepping for seeding (I'm actually in the process of setting up a small quarantine tank so I can get more corys!). I currently don't have any other kinds of fish, yet the tank is almost always active. Feeding is definitely a highlight of my day- headstands trying to eat every last morsel, loop-de-loops in the food trail falling from the surface, the glass-dancing afterwards... Yeah, so very funny and entertaining!! 😄 You must have a good size tank for albino corys and yoyo loaches, yes? At least a 20-25 gallon? I'm envious. 😉 I went with panda corys because I only have a 10 gallon and couldn't get a hold of the species of dwarf Cory that I wanted. I'm glad I did, though, because I'm in love! I told my nieces and nephew (ages 4-8) that they could each name one of the new ones. So far I think it'll be Rainbow, Pokie, and Tuna (short for Tunafish Princess Barbie). Hahaha!

thank you! I think there are some dogs that are okay with allergies but not sure. My friend is allergic to cats but was able to find a breed he can tolerate (forget what kind exactly but they look like lil cheetahs lol)

Dagnabbit! Lol! XD💗