This sorta became the tamandua color thread so I'll drop it here that someone had a albino tamandua born in the US and NO it's not chasingtail so be nice. But it's not public info so I feel a bit bad even posting this but it's cool that there's hope for some rare colors of some species. I have hear...

Sorry to hear your loss.

I will ditto Trefoil, how about naming it Bobo or thistle

I heard that stag beetles and rhinoceros beetles are illegal to import and keep in the US. Why are they banned?

Would brush-tail possums be considered as fur animals here?

Never knew him but I shall send his owners condolences.

She already did

Everybody is a Solomon or a Doctor Dolittle in the web

Time to change your signature (or whatever the text on the bottom of everyone's post is) then.

Will they ever be in the US trade?

Long as it is hand raised then I think that would work, but they will be more active. They are tame and imprint on humans when hand raised and will follow you around. Expose them to a lot of people and animals while young to try and prevent them being territorial. They like to poop while standing i...

If I (hypothetically) previously had a flemish giant, would a paca be advisable as a beginner exotic?

iirc in FL the permit you need for coypu is the conditional species permit which is not given to pet owners. Surprisingly coypu are not federally regulated like raccoon dogs and meerkats.
http://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonna ... nditional/

My gut has a bad feeling about this channel

Okay,I might have crossed the line by questioning about her name change or in-situ work, making myself sound like Alex Jones ranting about the chemicals in the water. My problem with Chasing Tail isn't the fact that she doesn't sell to "the general public" (although I wont deny I am salty)...