yes that's me and it is brill, most of the timeelsamarie said:Are you the lady that works at the 'well known pet store'? Just wondered what your role exactly was, from snippets ive gathered it sounds brill. I am doing an animal welfare hnd/degree and would love to work with animals![]()
Yeah robos are quite expensive in the US... At most places they are $15.99 USD, but one time I saw them for $27.99 USD :shock:elsamarie said:Hi,
I was looking at having the boys in a separate tank (hence the 2 for company). Wasnt sure how the girls would react having a new 'friend' to share their home permanently. Also was worried if it would put too much strain on their bodies if they bred continuously.
How easy are robos to rehome???? I wouldnt want a continuous stream only to not be able to rehome them. I'm not bothered about selling for money - though when i got mine i paid £9 each - couldnt believe it! (worth every penny though). Just want good homes for them.
Elsa
Are they not very common then in the US or are all pets priced higher generally there???april said:Yeah robos are quite expensive in the US... At most places they are $15.99 USD, but one time I saw them for $27.99 USD :shock:elsamarie said:Hi,
I was looking at having the boys in a separate tank (hence the 2 for company). Wasnt sure how the girls would react having a new 'friend' to share their home permanently. Also was worried if it would put too much strain on their bodies if they bred continuously.
How easy are robos to rehome???? I wouldnt want a continuous stream only to not be able to rehome them. I'm not bothered about selling for money - though when i got mine i paid £9 each - couldnt believe it! (worth every penny though). Just want good homes for them.
Elsa
No they are still common, but dwarfs are just every expensive in the US. Like at chain pet stores dwarfs are $15.99, but if you go to a single owned pet store you can get them for $10.elsamarie said:Are they not very common then in the US or are all pets priced higher generally there???april said:Yeah robos are quite expensive in the US... At most places they are $15.99 USD, but one time I saw them for $27.99 USD :shock:elsamarie said:Hi,
I was looking at having the boys in a separate tank (hence the 2 for company). Wasnt sure how the girls would react having a new 'friend' to share their home permanently. Also was worried if it would put too much strain on their bodies if they bred continuously.
How easy are robos to rehome???? I wouldnt want a continuous stream only to not be able to rehome them. I'm not bothered about selling for money - though when i got mine i paid £9 each - couldnt believe it! (worth every penny though). Just want good homes for them.
Elsa
I'd pay $20 if I could get one of those! :lol:I once paid $10 for a satin texel himi buck
Haha. He was 25% too :lol:zoocrewmice said:I'd pay $20 if I could get one of those! :lol: