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Small predators 2016-01-19 13:27:12Post No. 2041316
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Small predators Anonymous 2016-01-19 13:27:12 Post No. 2041316 [Report]

Hi, /an/. I am kind of getting into small carnivorous/omnivorous mammals, even though I was kind of a reptile/fish/bird guy before. I am really interested in keeping a ferret, opossum or something up that alley. Are there any good beginner choices?
It should be a bit forgiving of mistakes, shouldn't mind being handled (can be cuddly as well) and it has to be available in Germany, or at least the Netherlands.

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Anonymous 2016-01-19 13:30:54 Post No.2041318
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Anonymous 2016-01-19 13:30:54 Post No.2041318 [Report]

four eyed opossums and etc will be about the easiest.
You don't want a stoat/weasel, they can be kept as pets but are like fucking flubber 24/7 and supposedly never stop biting constantly when they play

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Anonymous 2016-01-19 13:38:23 Post No.2041324
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>>2041318
Stoat/weasel wasn't really on my list anyway, I think I'd need a special permit to keep those.
Four eyed opossum however is a pretty good idea. Do you happen to know any breeders or stores that have them ?
My picks are a short-tailed or a Virginia opossum, a ferret or maybe (and a big maybe at that) a genet.