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 find the water bowl back in a whole other room, with a whole trail of water leading to it. Wet paw prints on the floor lead to the lab, but it looks so innocent in way as if it was saying: "Wasn't me!".<br><br>My experience is that labradors are loyal, family-oriented dogs.){kind=link}
. So in the Summer, you'll probably have to make sure the water gets cooled. Feeding it was also very easy: give it a block of mosquito larvae, which any good pet store sells or can order on demand, and it was happy like a child in a candy store. They can also eat bloodworms, blackworms, earthworms, water fleas and adult brine shrimp. Large worms or larvae might have to be cut down in appropriate sizes first. If you are uncomfortable cutting a living worm, you might want to check their sizes before buying them. Some might also eat pellets or freeze-dried foods, though there are newts that will refuse to.<br><br>So, we quickly set everything up for our newest family member and we had lots of fun observing our newt for about five more years, until it suddenly died. A newt isn't a cat or a dog: you can't play with it like you would with one of those. It's really a pet to watch how it lives, which can be real fun to do if that's what you like. I remember sitting for hours straight in front of its aquarium. Sometimes, it would give a peek-a-boo at the glass, but that was pretty much all the interaction I had with my newt. Maybe that's why the previous owners put it in a jar of jam at the garbage, or maybe they had other fish or water animals in their aquarium with the newt (due to the excretion of toxic and aggressiveness from either the newt or the other water pet it is discouraged to hold them together).){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://rightpet.com/images/default/smallexotic_mouse.png&media=https://rightpet.com/images/default/smallexotic_mouse.png&description=Mice: for some people good to scare them to death, for others the definition of "cuteness". I'm part of the last group of people. I love mice, always have. When I got three mice from the pet store, the store owner assured me that they were all girls. That's good, because we don't have the space for more mice, and if there were males involved they might fight over their territory.<br><br>Mice are easy to satisfy. There is food especially for mice and other small rodent, and they love having a fruity snack. Just a quarter of a grape per mouse, or half a leaf of lettuce they can all eat from.<br><br>A few months later, we spotted one of the mice on top of the other. We found it odd, for a girls only club of mice. A few days later, that mouse had swollen balls. On the scale of weirdness for a girl mouse that goes from 1-10, that scores an 11. Conclusion: we got a male mouse as well, and a few weeks later we had a nest of mice. Called pinkies, as they are pink when they are that young. They are so cute. When they were a bit older and started to get their drift, it was ready to separate the males from the females. Because yes, they are cute, but they also take up a lot of space! Moral of the story: double check their genders if you don't want to be surprised by a nest of mice.){kind=link}
. My couch has the same color as their treats, so it looks edible to them... They're starting to learn that it isn't, though.<br><br>Rats are very smart, which is why you can learn them so much. If you want an idea of what you can learn a rat: YouTube is full of videos of rat tricks. Especially when you own only one rat, they do consume time, like every pet.<br><br>All by all, rats are awesome, social animals that with the right care and training can lay on your shoulder and allow you to have an awesome time with them.){kind=link}