I just found out that a local pet store, just outside city limits, in Ralston, NE, is selling an alligator for $150. It's about 2 1/2 feet from nose to tail apparently. Anybody else know of any other places that sell this sort of animal?
wow, there was a pet shop by me that sold Caimans (sp?) which is kind of a mini-croc, but a full blown gator? wow...i'd have to cook and eat it before it got too big
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Omaha Red Sox wrote:I just found out that a local pet store, just outside city limits, in Ralston, NE, is selling an alligator for $150. It's about 2 1/2 feet from nose to tail apparently. Anybody else know of any other places that sell this sort of animal?
Is that legal in Nebraska?
Man, there are some freaky people in the world. Why would you want that thing?
We found a snapping turtle in our neighbor's yard over the weekend - the thing was bigger than a turkey platter. That was dangerous enough for me just moving from the grass to a bin where we could hold it for Animal Control. I don't see the point in having an animal like this.
Omaha Red Sox wrote:I just found out that a local pet store, just outside city limits, in Ralston, NE, is selling an alligator for $150. It's about 2 1/2 feet from nose to tail apparently. Anybody else know of any other places that sell this sort of animal?
Is that legal in Nebraska?
Man, there are some freaky people in the world. Why would you want that thing?
We found a snapping turtle in our neighbor's yard over the weekend - the thing was bigger than a turkey platter. That was dangerous enough for me just moving from the grass to a bin where we could hold it for Animal Control. I don't see the point in having an animal like this.
It's not legal in Omaha. I believe there is a 6' law or something, but this is Bellevue.
We've caught snapping turtles out on my dad's farm (creek out there) near Springfield. Barely fit in a wheelbarrow.