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QuestionFerrets1 pet

Can Ferrets Live in a Studio Apartment?

If you live with ferrets in a studio, how do you provide a secure living area and daily opportunities to explore and play? How do you manage sleeping places, litter trays and the boundary be…

GalenaFlorida, America20–29 m²1 reply
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A parrot on a perch beside an apartment window
QuestionBirds1 pet

Can a Cockatiel Live Happily in a Studio Apartment?

To keep a cockatiel in a studio, how do you arrange its housing, safe exercise and daily company? What is there to expect about calls, dust, cleaning or the amount of space the setup occupie…

Pets in Wonderland20–29 m²1 reply
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Two cats resting on a wooden shelf by a window in a small studio
QuestionCats1 pet

Can two cats live happily in a 20 m² studio?

I have one cat and I am considering adopting a second. My studio is 20 m² with one big window. Everyone online says cats need territory, but I would love to hear from people who actually did…

InesGermany, Europe20–29 m²5 replies
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A small planted aquarium on a sideboard in a compact flat
QuestionFish & Aquariums5+ pets

How do you keep an aquarium cool in a small, hot flat?

I have a 60 litre tank in a 28 m² flat in Bangkok. The filter hum is fine but the room gets warm and I worry about the temperature swings. How do people in hot climates and small flats handl…

PloyThailand, Asia20–29 m²1 reply
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