Alright I'm going to buy a pet... But for you dog and cat loving people out there, it wont be a cat or a dog.
I'm not sure about what i should buy when it comes to a tarantula or a scorpion.
*WTF?! Why buy such a nasty creature!?*
Some of you are probably going to ask like this.
Why i would buy a spider or a scorpion which is normally a hideous creature for most people is because i am fascinated by arachnids and i wish to learn more about em. So i wish to buy one of those, but i don't know which.
Thanks for suggestions! :P
[QUOTE=GranaMan;22115205]I'm not sure about what i should buy when it comes to a [B]tarantella[/B] or a scorpion.
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Why do you want to buy an Italian dance?
I would buy a guinea pig.
fast threads
i hate spiders. I'm not scared of them they just bug me. Ok I'm scared of brown recluses'. Those are scary.
You should get a snake. I used to have one when I was younger and they were pretty cool.
Leopard Gecko. Easy to take care of though its $1-3 a week for food and a hundred or two for the initial investment.
[img]http://www.petzoo.co.uk/images/Picture%20667.jpg[/img]
Tarantuals are cool. Get one.
May I suggest a Banana spider?
[QUOTE=PrismatexV8;22115215]Why do you want to buy an Italian dance?[/QUOTE]
Sorry! I wrote wrong by a mistake. I meant tarantula.
Tarantella is tarantula in Norwegian, so my mistake!
A fox.
Scorpions, they're way more badass.
Budgerigar. They're about $20 per even though they can live up to 15 years. They provide love, companionship and are just bad ass mother fuckers. (My budgie once killed a cockroach and put it down next to me and was pissed off when I didn't eat it, that's how bad ass they are)
Wikipedia Technical Shit:
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budgerigar[/url]
EDIT: Also yeah, I know you're deciding between a tarantula and a scorpion, but budgies are worth it, trust me.
[QUOTE=Rach Runner;22115300]Budgerigar. They're about $20 per even though they can live up to 15 years. They provide love, companionship and are just bad ass mother fuckers. (My budgie once killed a cockroach and put it down next to me and was pissed off when I didn't eat it, that's how bad ass they are)
Wikipedia Technical Shit:
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budgerigar[/url]
EDIT: Also yeah, I know you're deciding between a tarantula and a scorpion, but budgies are worth it, trust me.[/QUOTE]
*Ninja'ed*
[QUOTE=GranaMan;22115327]I'm not looking for a bird...[/QUOTE]
I'm saying you should consider it, it's about the same price as a tarantula/scorpion (hell, even less) and they can become life time companions. In fact, I'm typing this with my budgie on my shoulder right now :cheers:
I know you said you want a scorpion, but get a dog, they will love you back unlike almost every other pet.
My dog is my best friend.
[QUOTE=Rach Runner;22115345]I'm saying you should consider it, it's about the same price as a tarantula/scorpion (hell, even less) and they can become life time companions. In fact, I'm typing this with my budgie on my shoulder right now :cheers:[/QUOTE]
Sounds cool, i am tempted to buy one now. But, i cant handle the idea a bird sitting on my shoulder, then suddenly taking a big dump on my shoulder.
You should buy a hooker.
[QUOTE=GranaMan;22115396]Sounds cool, i am tempted to buy one now. But, i cant handle the idea a bird sitting on my shoulder, then suddenly taking a big dump on my shoulder.[/QUOTE]
I used to be worried about that too, but you see, the thing is. Bird poop doesn't smell. That's right, it's odorless. Not only that but (OK, this is reasonably disgusting but still) they store their urine in their poop (AKA when they take a crap, they're also taking a piss) That means it justs takes a small tissue of some sort to scoop up the poop. If you're still nervous, you can just keep it down beside you while you're on the computer, phone, etc. then clean it's mess up after with a a regular napkin (water really isn't needed since their poop isn't very solid.) I recommend only buying one since it will grow more attached to you. My mom ended up buying a second budgie, but my first, original budgie still loves me more :3:
Well, that's all the advice I can give you. Good luck if you end up getting one :patriot:
Dinosaur.
[QUOTE=Choobacca;22115461]You should buy a hooker.[/QUOTE]
I don't think they would like to be caged and feed with insects like a tarantula would like.
[QUOTE=GranaMan;22115521]I don't think they would like to be caged and feed with insects like a tarantula would like.[/QUOTE]
You obviously hang out with the wrong kind of hooker.
[QUOTE=will721;22115673]Camel Spider.
Actually that would be pretty awesome. But i don't think they are available for sale where i live :P
[img]http://www.naturenet.net/blogs/media/blogs/eating/coconut_crab.jpg[/img]
be warned, this thing will make you its pet before you can even try to make it yours.
[QUOTE=GranaMan;22115727][QUOTE=will721;22115673]Camel Spider.
Actually that would be pretty awesome. But i don't think they are available for sale where i live :P[/QUOTE]
But when they bite....
[url]http://thedeafsage.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/camel-spider-bite.jpg[/url]
:ohdear:
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Arachnids are indeed interesting, but a mammal/bird will love you back.:buddy:
[QUOTE=Fkpuz Version 1;22115792][img]http://www.naturenet.net/blogs/media/blogs/eating/coconut_crab.jpg[/img]
be warned, this thing will make you its pet before you can even try to make it yours.[/QUOTE]
A coconut crab would be hard to take care of :P
Or as you said, maybe it will feed it self by getting food from the refrigerator.
[QUOTE=fskman;22115800]Arachnids are indeed interesting, but a mammal/bird will love you back.:buddy:[/QUOTE]
That's what I'm trying to tell this guy. :hfive:
a goat
then shave it
(it doubles as a sex partner)
[QUOTE=Rach Runner;22115861]That's what I'm trying to tell this guy. :hfive:[/QUOTE]
Well if i want a bird, i want a bird that can learn words like a parrot :P
I would teach it naughty and funny words...
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