im currently thinking of building and medium sized habitat for an animal. i dunno what animal to get tough. went to the pets store at sherway, and yorkdale to check out what they got, and yorkdale had alot more options. took some pics too. the habitat i wana build would lookin kinda like this.


it would be realativly easy enought to build, i also work in the lumber yard at rona, so i can borrow some materials for the structure.

 

here are the animal options.


this guy was only 60$

 

i dont want a snake but took some pics so here.

and this guy is to pricey. and a bit extreme :P

and here are the rest of the shots.
this guy cost 10,000 :O

 

here are some more habs.




lemme know what u guys think>

 

cool and good luck get frogs lol

 

get a lazy turttle

 

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You should get a Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka! Those things are the best!!

 

In all seriousness, if you can make one of those habitat things for a lizard, then go for it! I think that it would look really cool!! Huge fish tanks with brightly coloured tropical fish are so 90s.

 

just remember, every animal wants to fu<k, so make sure you get a male and female pair. I have two cocatiels and a male cat... the cat is always outside making baby cats haha

 

i know that line but can't remember from where

 

1st: birds are friggin annoying

2nd: geckos FUKIN RULE!!!!!!!

 

He's the pimp of the neighbourhood.

 

10G Parrots, that god damn bird better know how to give a blow job.

I say lizards.

 

I really like the first and second animal posted. Dont know their exact names so yeah.

 

LOL!

 

im prob gona go wit the first animal> (chameleon) 60bucks aint that bad. and well first i gota build the damn habitat for it> thats prob gona take some time.... estimated time. around 2-3weeks.

thx for all the positive feedbak> nice to know im not doing something stupid for once.

 

make sure the habitat you build for it is not only ideal in terms of humidity and layout, but also that it is large enough.

You can put a reptile in smaller living conditions then it would 'need', it just won't grow as large and won't live as long.

An iguana for example, needs a room to itself... if you care about it being comfortable at least.

I went to get an iguana and came home with a mutt beagle.

I really like royal pythons, which grow to about 6 feet... but snakes can go on hunger strikes if they are stressed... which can happen pretty easily.. and you would then have to force feed it dead baby mice.

I've had a massive tarantula... a small snake.. among other things..... lizard I haven't done yet.

If it's a pet you want to handle.. research how easy/hard it is to get used to human contact... if you just want something that looks cool... go for whatever... I think chameoleons can be nervous... so if it's in a place with lots of noise (IE: living room with a sound system.. or bedroom with lots of music) you may want to get something else.

Look into what they eat....

Look into what sort of smell will be associated with it.

sev

 

most of the things u stated i have taken into effect, and will take the appropiate measures to ensure comfort, and ensuring it will live long.. i have done much research on the subject and will continue to do so.

u make a good point with the music. i was gona put it in my room. but i also have a system hooked up to my comp. but i was gona rearrange my room anyways to make some room for the habitat, and put it in the best spot.

dont worry when i do something i go all out.

 

chameleon is a good choice(mine is below). my advise... get a boy. The females sometime have problems laying eggs and can cause premature death... my friend Tara in on her third female and the first two both died because of problems passing 70+ eggs... the only thing that smell are the crickets you have to feed them... I get 100 3/4 sive(6.90$) at a time and that lasts 1-2 weeks... and if you get full sized crickets they chirp like a mother... if you have any q's let me know i have had chameleons for 5+ years now and i will try to help you... here is my guy. Hoegaarden, 2yrs, 14" long.