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Post by Tillie on Nov 6, 2017 14:09:00 GMT
Snails say Spring, don’t you think? The flowers are in bloom, the grass is green, come to think of it, Spring is basically Snail Season!
Another fun part of Spring is Easter, (if you celebrate it). Lots of people purchase chicks or rabbits or ducklings, which is cute and all, but this year I want to spice things up with Easter Snails!
But do you? Lots of chicks across the globe become throw away pets, and those things are little feathery balls of fluff with faces! If a kid doesn’t like one of those, just IMAGINE what harm they could do to a snail!
Here is my honest opinion: I have no problem with snails being Easter Snails al long as the person who is receiving them is educated, committed, and 100% prepared.
As with all other animals, sit down and talk with your family to see if they are right for you. If you want the snails to be surprises, don’t give away to much of the details, but always always ALWAYS make sure that it will be OK to welcome Easter Snails into your home and if you have kids, that they won’t crush them to death.
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Post by Tillie on Nov 6, 2017 14:10:50 GMT
All of these points relate to Christmas Snails, Hanukkah Snails, Kwanza Snails, Thanksgiving Snails, Halloween Snails, even regular snails! I just thought that Easter would be right around the time that people purchase or find snails.
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Post by Devin on Jan 13, 2018 21:19:56 GMT
I have a friend who says the fastest way to ruin a friendship with someone is to surprise them with a pet. She thought she was picking out a sugar glider for someone else, and unbeknownst to her it turned out to be the pet she never asked for. However, I'm cool with giving a person a pet that they have dropped a lot of hints about, especially if they have waxed poetic and glossed your eyes with information, and/or are the kind of person to not spend money on themselves like that. In a way, I suppose gifting a pet is like gifting any other thing, knowing the person and their tastes is what's most important.
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