Diddlina and friend ©Thomas Goletz Here you will find tips, and advice on unusual, unique, or exotic pets. It is also the section for pets such as potbellied pigs, rats, mice, lizards, guinea pigs, and rabbits. If it hops, jumps, leaps, slithers, scurries, climbs, or crawls, you will find it here. Please be sure to wear the nose-peg provided and remember to wipe your feet on the way out! Below, you will find a brief intro to each posting.

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How to Care for Your Pet Turtle

Owning a turtle can be more work than you'd think. While they will not be begging for a walk in the middle of a snowstorm or scratching your furniture, turtles require specialized care for optimum health and enjoyment. Read More . . .

Beginner's Guide to Owning Tropical Fish

Are you interested in starting your own aquarium for tropical fish? Observing a colorful aquarium of fish is both interesting and relaxing. Doctor's offices are well known for featuring aquariums to provide a means of distraction for waiting patients and to reduce stress. Read More . . .

Chinchillas as Pets by by Valerie Garner

You may wish to consider a chinchilla. They are in the rodent family, (but it doesn't seem that way). Chins have incredible velvety fur, and they resemble a chubby squirrel with Micky mouse type ears. They are nocturnal, although they do get up and play a lot during the day. Chins are very smart and playful, and I'm told can be trained. They are also very clean, so their cage area doesn't tend to stink as many do. Read More . . .

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