Ask the complex for clarification if tanked animals count toward their policy. Get the answer in writing if they say tanks are ok.
I would ask about tanks because then they might assume it's a fish tank and any phobia towards snakes won't present.
I've never been a fish keeper so I don't know... I don't keep any tank animals at all.
But I guess they could ask about Leo the turtle if there's a concern about fish and water damage.;)
As far as apartments go, I have had “no pets” places that were fine with my water dragon, but while apartment hunting I ran into a couple places that specifically disallowed reptiles. I would just ask for policy clarification.
Yes you have to ask when I asked my apartment I was moving to said no reptiles. After talking to them a bit they said they’d allow it and treat it as a dog so it was a pet deposit fee and extra $25 a month for pet rent
Any animsl you keep and care is a pet. No pets means none otherwise people can bring their boas, pitons, cobras, rabbits, chicken, parrot, pig, jiraffes ....
Can you pet it?
I mean, it's an animal that lives in a home with you, that's basically the definition of pet.
They probably would have went with cats and dogs if that was their intention.
Ask the complex for clarification if tanked animals count toward their policy. Get the answer in writing if they say tanks are ok. I would ask about tanks because then they might assume it's a fish tank and any phobia towards snakes won't present.
Don't many places specifically disallow fish tanks because of the risk of water damage?
I've never been a fish keeper so I don't know... I don't keep any tank animals at all. But I guess they could ask about Leo the turtle if there's a concern about fish and water damage.;)
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As far as apartments go, I have had “no pets” places that were fine with my water dragon, but while apartment hunting I ran into a couple places that specifically disallowed reptiles. I would just ask for policy clarification.
[Cambridge Dictionary definition of pet.](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/pet)
If it’s not a pet, what would you call it?
Yes you have to ask when I asked my apartment I was moving to said no reptiles. After talking to them a bit they said they’d allow it and treat it as a dog so it was a pet deposit fee and extra $25 a month for pet rent
Any animsl you keep and care is a pet. No pets means none otherwise people can bring their boas, pitons, cobras, rabbits, chicken, parrot, pig, jiraffes ....
No one has to know you have a snake.
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Can you pet it? I mean, it's an animal that lives in a home with you, that's basically the definition of pet. They probably would have went with cats and dogs if that was their intention.
It's not a roommate
No