Also, as you were saying that some do not consider certain animals as 'pet', I think about that too. Heck you could even toss them all in a bag or small box and place them in the washing machine and then put them back.Ĭandice, that is actually a great idea. If you were to get random inspections, just place the bug bin under the sink or in a bedroom closet until they are gone. Are there any animals allowed such as fish and small reptiles that are kept in a tank all day? These animals cannot cause any harm to the complex or it's tenants and I was thinking about getting one for the apartment if it did not go against any rules. I had a question upon receiving your letter about having no pets in the complex. Is there any possible way you can write to them and ask? Even if you say for example, Fish and reptiles and anything that is 'constantly caged' and can't do damage to the complex is allowed. Many apartments that I have inquired about that said 'no pets' really just meant mostly dogs and so so on cats. This may be a long shot but most places do not consider certain animals as 'pets'. Losing them is like losing a family member - and I don't want to lose anymore family. Especially my babies, because they've been with me pretty much their whole life, and I want to watch them grow up. I cried so much yesterday, because I can't even come to the thought of giving mine up. I really don't know what else to do here. I've already moved twice in a year and moving again will just be hard. And if we move, I have to pay rent, as renting anywhere else is not cheap. Basically, I either have to rehome my 3 dragons, or we have to move. Now it really comes down where I need to decide what I need to do, and quick. My mom and her boyfriend won't be thrilled if that happened, as we really have nowhere to go, in the time frame of 24 hours (24 hour eviction notice). But if I keep my dragons and I get caught, it's possible that we may get evicted. Now, it may come to the situation where management might pop in and do a check for pets? I don't know.

It was fine before, as my landlords (which are my aunt and uncle) knew that I had lizards. It was giving us some 'reminders', and one of them stated that 'this is a NO PET apartment'. Yesterday, every suite in our apartment got a letter.

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