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in September, I am going to some reptile shows and I plan to pick up some animals. I was thinking of getting some leopard geckos or crested just to breed for fun and get a couple bucks back for the offspring at my local reptile store. if I didn't do that, I was thinking of getting some leopard tortoises and when I was done with school, I could breed them. (oh yeah, I was going to get all of them as juvis or babies) now my issue is that if I get the geckos and watch them grow, in a couple of years I would be to busy finishing highschool to care for the offspring. what should I do?
 
Keep a couple of animals as pets only, and enjoy what's left of your childhood. You've got many years ahead of you to plan for a houseload of animals.

You planning to go to college?

Hang onto your passion!
 
If you're planning to go into the military, assume that you will not be able to keep ANY animals. Military bases are extremely strict, not to mention that you have no idea where you'll be deployed. Wait until after you're done with your military deployment to get into reptiles. Keep in mind that even leopard geckos can live 20 years and you need to plan to take care of them for that long.
 
snowgyre said:
If you're planning to go into the military, assume that you will not be able to keep ANY animals. Military bases are extremely strict, not to mention that you have no idea where you'll be deployed. Wait until after you're done with your military deployment to get into reptiles. Keep in mind that even leopard geckos can live 20 years and you need to plan to take care of them for that long.
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yeah thanks. I was kind of wondering that because the guy that runs sasobek reptiles was in the military when he got his reptiles
 
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