Coexistence is Possible: Exotic Pets You Can Keep at Home
If you were to keep an animal at home, the first things that come to your mind would be birds, cats, dogs, fish, turtles and even hedgehogs, right? Let's exaggerate a little more and add the lion and the tiger to the list.
However, it is now so easy to feed these animals that I mentioned… If you like to be a little difficult and different, these exotic animals may be of interest to you. We have listed which exotic animals you can keep at home by going a little beyond the standards - and, of course, with a slight disregard for the ecological balance. But remember, in order to feed these animals, you have to set up the proper order and create the natural environment at home!
Here are some exotic animals you can keep at home:
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1. Axolotl Seeing that sweet face of the axolotl, you may want to hug him. A type of salamander originating from Mexico, the axolotl is also the best known of the mole salamanders. These creatures, which have very sensitive skin, have the ability to reproduce various parts of their bodies and limbs. Moreover, axolotls do not cost much; carnivores and mini fish can feed on worms and insect larvae. If you have an aquarium, you can consider being friendly with it Meanwhile, they live an average of 10-15 years.
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2. Iguana Green iguanas are actually one of the fastest come to mind when it comes to exotic pet animals. After cats, dogs and birds, the iguana is an animal that we are used to seeing in large pet shops. However, he is a tough animal and loves solitude. The most important thing that iguana keepers suggest is that you don't force your animal and wait for it to get used to it. Iguanas like a moist and damp environment and are herbivores. This is important information because if you try to give animal food, you mean the life of your iguana. If you are patient, the iguana you keep at home can be a friend for you for up to 20 years. However, it is worth noting that they do not like change and being abandoned. Another interesting piece of information; When iguanas are in trouble, they can hide underwater for up to 30 minutes without breathing.
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3.Capuchin monkey Known for their intelligence and tool-handling skills, capuchin monkeys are among the easiest to keep at home. It is also in the smallest category in terms of size. If you have a house with a garden, these monkeys, which you can feed more easily, need care like a baby for the first time. These monkeys, which can live for up to 20 years, can become your closest friends if you show them the necessary attention.
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4. Alligator If you intend to feed a crocodile, you should be careful not to get too attached. Because crocodiles grow rapidly after 2 years and their height reaches 6 meters. If you are traveling with a baby crocodile, you'd better have plenty of juvenile fish, meat and liver at home. However, as soon as your crocodile starts to grow, the need for meat will increase. If you are thinking of feeding these animals that become extra aggressive during their breeding period, our suggestion for you is to think twice or even three times and decide.
