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Old 08-04-2010, 09:11 PM
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Although, there are some folks that like the smell of ammonia...
now, that's a point to ponder. they're not hard to spot either.
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i think the hedgehog was the best idea in this thread so far... they're nocturnal and like to hide during the day, so they won't be up tearing up the cage during that time. and at night they love to run, so all you'd have to do to keep them busy is work a large rodent wheel into the design somehow. maybe paint the outside and inside of one of those big plastic ones and then silicone on some coconut husk bedding and/or sphagnum moss to make it look more natural.
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I've had a three-toed sloth with a colostomy bag living in my den for months with no problems.
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lando "I've had a three-toed sloth with a colostomy bag living in my den for months with no problems."

One of the strangest things I have heard in a while.
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