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MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
You can have my barn bats. They’re supposed to be great at getting rid of mosquitoes but they’re slacking
ETA: not now, in summer
Maybe you need more bats to keep up with the supply of mosquitoes.2 -
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JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
you *can* do anything i guess depending on how dedicated you are. like you could probably capture one if you really wanted.
but then it's not really ever your bat either. its really like, nature's bat, you know4 -
JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
you *can* do anything i guess depending on how dedicated you are. like you could probably capture one if you really wanted.
but then it's not really ever your bat either. its really like, nature's bat, you know
What if you sneak one out of the zoo?1 -
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
you *can* do anything i guess depending on how dedicated you are. like you could probably capture one if you really wanted.
but then it's not really ever your bat either. its really like, nature's bat, you know
What if you sneak one out of the zoo?
i was actually curious and decided to google it. the first link says:
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
you *can* do anything i guess depending on how dedicated you are. like you could probably capture one if you really wanted.
but then it's not really ever your bat either. its really like, nature's bat, you know
What if you sneak one out of the zoo?
i was actually curious and decided to google it. the first link says:
Awe, this is sad. They need each other.
eta: I guess @JustReadTheInstructions is gonna have to build a huge bat cave first.1 -
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JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
you *can* do anything i guess depending on how dedicated you are. like you could probably capture one if you really wanted.
but then it's not really ever your bat either. its really like, nature's bat, you know
What if you sneak one out of the zoo?
If I'm stealing from the zoo it'll be a penguin.
penguins are the worst though. they cheat on each other. we've been over this before don't make me post the homewrecking penguin video again.4 -
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aw, i always wanted a fox bat. i feel like my lab mix and a fox bat are long lost cousins
but after reading the poor domestication rates
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JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
Please get a couple of baby bats and try to domesticate them, and document it!
This conjures a hilarious and adorable image! I picture them sitting on your shoulder and then getting spooked and getting caught in your hair trying to fly away.
Would they need little bat sunglasses if you tried to change their day/night cycle?
...wow, I'm taking this way too far
I love the thought you've put into this. I'd definitely want to start with babies.
Would they have to hang on me upside down though? Maybe if I had a little branch on a necklace. Not sure about the day/night schedule yet.
Guess you'd have to wear a sweater or something for them to grip, while they hung...and be prepared for the looks...you know the random guy in town who walks around with the bird on his shoulder? That'll be you now, but slightly more eccentric!1 -
Someone just needs to invent domestic immortal cyborg bats1
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JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
Please get a couple of baby bats and try to domesticate them, and document it!
This conjures a hilarious and adorable image! I picture them sitting on your shoulder and then getting spooked and getting caught in your hair trying to fly away.
Would they need little bat sunglasses if you tried to change their day/night cycle?
...wow, I'm taking this way too far
I love the thought you've put into this. I'd definitely want to start with babies.
Would they have to hang on me upside down though? Maybe if I had a little branch on a necklace. Not sure about the day/night schedule yet.
Guess you'd have to wear a sweater or something for them to grip, while they hung...and be prepared for the looks...you know the random guy in town who walks around with the bird on his shoulder? That'll be you now, but slightly more eccentric!
I hope one day to be some kind of *that* person.
We have a patient that comes in with a parrot on his shoulder. It's my favorite work day of the year.2 -
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JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
You can have my barn bats. They’re supposed to be great at getting rid of mosquitoes but they’re slacking
ETA: not now, in summer
What if I build a small barn as like a habitat?
I believe there are actual bat houses you can put up to attract them. They really are important to the ... what’s the word? Ecosystem?
I was hoping more for a cuddly pet. The things I just want to attract around my yard are birds of prey.
you should just get a sugar glider2 -
JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
You can have my barn bats. They’re supposed to be great at getting rid of mosquitoes but they’re slacking
ETA: not now, in summer
What if I build a small barn as like a habitat?
I believe there are actual bat houses you can put up to attract them. They really are important to the ... what’s the word? Ecosystem?
I was hoping more for a cuddly pet. The things I just want to attract around my yard are birds of prey.
you should just get a sugar glider
THOSE ARE THE CUTEST.1 -
RomaineCalm wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »MistressSara wrote: »JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »Can you have bats as pets? Like domesticated ones?
You can have my barn bats. They’re supposed to be great at getting rid of mosquitoes but they’re slacking
ETA: not now, in summer
What if I build a small barn as like a habitat?
I believe there are actual bat houses you can put up to attract them. They really are important to the ... what’s the word? Ecosystem?
I was hoping more for a cuddly pet. The things I just want to attract around my yard are birds of prey.
you should just get a sugar glider
THOSE ARE THE CUTEST.
they really are
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You do realise that pink thing it's eating is human organ right? :noway:
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »
You do realise that pink thing it's eating is human organ right? :noway:
wat. it's just grapes according to youtube video.0
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