I can see your point. But they seem to collect and discard animals fairly regularly. Whatever happened to the chickens? The mouse? The betta fish? We know Zuri was given to Jimmy, and hopefully she's happy with him.MommaLindsey2 wrote:You can't get more simple than a leopard gecko and if it makes ollie happy, who cares? He loves animals. Why not nourish that? that being said I'm a reptile breeder with dozens of geckos in my house. lol It made me almost cry how happy ollie was about the gecko. All those toys and expensive gifts and he is most happy about a $20 lizard, he's such a sweet kid.
And the fact that they were completely unaware that the bearded dragon wasn't eating the roaches and that they were reproducing (even if they weren't nasty American roaches, it's still gross), doesn't speak to them taking really good care of the critters they have. They don't research breeds, just get them; and are surprised that the Savannah cat has a high prey drive and the Aussie wants to herd the kids.
I think it's great that Ollie loves animals. I didn't so much like their "mini Steve Irwin" thing, especially when they were throwing shade at the Johnsons, but that's another story. It's his parents' lackadaisical attitude and the way they encourage him to pick up every critter he sees instead of teaching him to respect them from a distance, that I have problems with.
Hopefully the gecko will thrive.
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