Have you ever gotten a pet that wasn't really what you were

Are you sure it isn't just too cold?

I guess I never expected the family cat to become increasingly social as it aged to the point of being somewhat annoying and giving me grief every time I have to leave it alone.

>>2129213
They said the same thing about my central American, but he's the most docile snake I've ever held

Same here, with a green anaconda
>open the deli cup cringing a little because I know I'm gonna get bitten
>she's exceptionally tame
>still is
WELP

>>2130521

Question: How the fuck do you house a green anaconda?

>>2130530
Right now she's just in a rack because she's tiny. Eventually just in a big cage. You know like the wood ones with the glass sliding doors? One of those probably.

>>2130534

Don't the males top out a ten feet?
What about water?

Not looking to give you shit, genuinely curious.

>>2129213

I briefly fostered a pair of guinea pigs. I researched their care but was unprepared for their personalities. Very surprised at how active they were. And noisy. It weirded me out how every time i would go in their room to check on them I would immediately hear running piggy feet headed straight to their hide. They were really tame and fairly old. They would come out after i had been in the room a couple minutes and be fine. Just every time i opened that door it was a mad dash to hide.

Thankfully it was only a week i had to keep them. Definitely not my style of pet.

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>>2129213
Pic related, excuse the garbage quality.

My "blue beauty rate snake" (O. t. callicyanus) is a sweetheart, which they never are. She's also a she, which I learned the other day after owning her for 7 years when she laid 9 eggs... Thanks, employee at local reptile shop who can't sex snakes properly.

>>2130645
They lay eggs without males?