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In my halls in the first year it was a problem as whenever a fire alarm went off they checked everyroom to make sure everyone was out.
However got a house just outside of campus and got my Corn, Royal & Mangrove stitting nicely in my room & so far no problem with the landlord (although they don't know) |
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graham was going to have his at halls (secretly) but the fire alarm went off every wednesday, and it was SO loud, it woudl of kileld the geckos
in his flat which he had the second year (not allowed pets) he took snake and uroplatus. this year bak in halls he is taking snails! lol |
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I'm as we speak feeding my 9 geckos which are in very discreet underbed storage boxes in my room. I live in private accomodation/flat. All my flatmates think its great. Luckily nobody inspects the rooms etc. so I'm hoping to get away with it despite there being the usual non pet rule!
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1.3 Leopard geckos 1.2 African Fat Tail geckos 1.0 Crested gecko Check out my AFT- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3M99AxY-aM |
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I was a warden for the halls of residence last year lets just say keeping reptiles without getting caught isn't that hard. Disguising a viv as a table or ensuring that your viv is small enough to be slipped into the bottom of the wardrobe during room inspections are just two favourite methods for keeping them hidden. That and finding a warden who is simpathetic to herps helps.
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