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yall r efin crazy those sons o bithes r gonna piss all over ya. hey my pops has one in vegas
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aww cute
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They’re really cute! Good luck with taking care of them. :]
Maybe, if you haven’t chosen a name yet, you can choose one based off of how it acts or something.
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i think you should name the other peanuts because peanuts and butters
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Name them Dizzy and Star!
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Please make sure that you research their diet. They need fresh veggie, fruit, and protein. And the taller the cage, the better. Just make sure that the wires aren’t spaced too far apart. 1/2 inch and smaller is a good idea. Good luck with them. They are very interesting animals.
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interesting indeed! i cant believe how fast they have bonded to us. we expected some difficulties, but nothing yet. their diet is not as hard to provide as people have told us. my only complaint is the 7am barking, but it sounds so cute so i dont mind it.
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bad mic
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I AM SO MAD THAT YOURS ALREADY CAME HAND TAMED. i just got mine she is 8 months old and no one can ever go with in 1 ft of her before she start cabbing and trying to bite. i can’t even get into the bonding pouch because she run away
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