AntaresiaFreak13
Not so new Member
why not ask someone to keep them for awhile until you are able to have them again if you live in NSW i would be happy to look after some of them for you
nick
nick
You're 28 mate, you should have moved out of your parents house years ago and spent the thousands of dollars on setting your self up instead of on reptiles.
Use this as a learning curve and change what needs to be changed, sorry to be harsh but your an adult blaming your mum for problems in your life.
I thought your aloud to keep reptiles as they are classed as a hobby not a pet my borther works in real estate and thats what he said its more so cats and dogs that you cant keep if it says no pets.
I thought your aloud to keep reptiles as they are classed as a hobby not a pet my borther works in real estate and thats what he said its more so cats and dogs that you cant keep if it says no pets.
I found a cool place that I am going to apply for to rent. Hopefully all goes well. I am going to take the reptiles with me and if they say anything then I will house them at my uncles. THanks for all the support. I really appreciate it!
I would think it was up to the owner and not an interpretation of the law.I thought your aloud to keep reptiles as they are classed as a hobby not a pet my borther works in real estate and thats what he said its more so cats and dogs that you cant keep if it says no pets.
I found a cool place that I am going to apply for to rent. Hopefully all goes well. I am going to take the reptiles with me and if they say anything then I will house them at my uncles. THanks for all the support. I really appreciate it!
Sorry to hear mate. As others have said I would gladly look after one for you if I was closer.
I find that real estates don't mind animals in enclosures. I have 2 large fish tanks and when they did the inspection they just said "oh they're nice!".
On a related note, real estates aren't allowed to look through your cupboards
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