So it seems that many of our animal friends here have started rather heavily shedding their winter coats in favor of their lighter summer ones. As a result, thanks to bad allergies, I've been sneezing constantly for the past few days. Of course, it doesn't help that I keep making things worse for myself by continuing to reach down and pet anything
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And like Inui-san suggested, reptilian or amphibian pets might be more appropriate. Or even avian pets. I've heard some good things about tortoises, lizards and budgies.
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However, that said, if either of the two of you run out, you're welcome to have some of my tissues. I went and doubled up when I went shopping for them, so I should be good to go at least through the fall allergy season. I even added some stockpile for the school, whether or not Ryuuzaki-sensei thinks I'm going overboard.
I'm not sure about amphibians yet, but as I told Inui-kun, I'm somewhat leery when it comes to reptiles and spiders. And birds are notoriously noisy pets, so I worry about that. But if I can find a quiet bird that works, or an amphibian, reptile or even an insect with a decent lifespan, I'll consider things.
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Ahh, thank you, but Sanada-san was kind enough to provide me with a lot for now, but I'll be sure to ask if I do run out. I can't speak for Mizuki-san, though. Doesn't she always think that we're going overboard? How would tissues make a difference?
Ahh, well, I can understand the leeriness about spiders. They can be pretty scary. Ahh, yes, the noise. My mother owned a bird for a few weeks while looking after it for a friend, and it wouldn't shut up for more than five minutes at a time.
But some can be well trained to be quiet. Finches, Canaries and Cockatiels are all fairly quiet when it comes to noise-making. Insects....are kind of boring uhh....well. Some people find them scary.
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I'll admit I do have a mild case of arachnophobia, so I'm not exactly the ideal owner for something like a tarantula or scorpion or, heaven forbid, a solifugid. I'll leave them to those who have more appreciation for them. But I have heard some cockatiels and parrots can be quiet, depending on the species. Particularly some breeds of lovebird, but you end up having to get more than one in their case since they'll easily get depressed if left alone. In the case of insects, they scare me less than arachnids, but aside from hissing cockroaches and mantises, I don't know too many insects that are kept as pets, and neither of those really interest me.
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[OOC: Can't recall if you ever said which breed of tiger they were. But I wanna guess the boys have some Russian blood in them if they're shedding too?]
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