When I moved off to college I only had one ball python in a 20g aquarium. I brought him with me though, had too, he's my companion. Anyhow I was nervous about it because the dorm has rules against any pets except for fish in a 20g aquarium or less. So when I moved in my roomate said he had no problems with it and I kept franky under my bed and he had a light, I situated things so I could see him from my desk. I spent the first month or two worried and I basically kept him hidden away. Then I went into the room right next door where a buddy of mine kept a free roaming green iguana. The iguana occasionally got out and ran down the hall, that was always interesting. Anyhow I learned that the dorm was pretty relaxed about it and as long as you keep to yourself and don't bother people I'm sure it'll be fine.



Frank was then moved to the counter top for everyone to enjoy his company.

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• Any one have or had a reptile in a college dorm??? - mealworm, Sun Aug 17 14:00:41 2003
• RE: Any one have or had a reptile in a college dorm??? - ross2k, Sun Aug 17 14:14:20 2003
• RE: Any one have or had a reptile in a college dorm??? - jfmoore, Sun Aug 17 15:49:36 2003
• RE: Any one have or had a reptile in a college dorm??? - repzoo44, Sun Aug 17 23:30:09 2003
• RE: Any one have or had a reptile in a college dorm??? - hgiddings, Mon Aug 18 07:47:16 2003
• But try and find a landlord who doesnt mind...more - repzoo44, Mon Aug 18 10:22:59 2003
• RE: But try and find a landlord who doesnt mind...more - hgiddings, Mon Aug 18 11:26:03 2003
• RE: But try and find a landlord who doesnt mind...more - repzoo44, Mon Aug 18 11:40:14 2003
• RE: Any one have or had a reptile in a college dorm??? - longtang, Mon Aug 18 09:56:08 2003
• It's easy until the escapes. . . - bloodycats, Mon Aug 18 19:13:21 2003