[Jeff D]

take care of pets that he might allow? I just moved to a new apt and my landlord won't let me get a cat, but i'd like a pet cause its lonely being here by myself sometimes at least with a small pet i can feed it and have a little interaction even if im not playing with it or petting ityeah i need something with low maintenance, fish are too hard and i dont think a reptile would be good because my neighor visits alot and brings her 16mo old with her

[animal luva]

A parrot sound good for you. They can talk, love attention, and can be kept in an apt. They make very little mess if you clean their cage, and are fairly easy to take care of. There are many different kinds that you can choose from, all are different. http://www.theparrotsocietyuk.org/petparrot.shtml

[Spooky]

African albino dwarf frogs are great. All you need is a 1/2 gallon tank, fish food, and de-clorine drops. I love them.

[helper]

How about a fish, they don't make noise, and cannot cause any damage!

[::Scream Your Heart Out::]

I'd go for either a bird, a bunny, or a rodent like a hampster. They all live in cages and you can play with them whenever you feel like it. You have to feed them everyday or course but they are all cute and make pretty good pets. Except you do have to clean the cages when they get dirty.

[aggy]

How about a bunny. You can teach it to use a litter tray and they ars great company.-----AGGY

[Havoc]

Hamsters, gerbils, a snake (which are cool and very interesting) maybe a fish, or bird. I can't think of anything else. I would opt for a snake. Maybe a ferret, but they can be a lil messy if you let them run around the house or apt. and they can be a lil smelly. Snake would be my optimal choice.

[mickelsen123]

Fish are very easy to take care of, they don't make noise, pee in the corner or get fur all over and they are very relaxing to watch. Most landlords do not have a problem at all with fish tanks in the 5 - 25 gallon range. The cost isn't bad and you don't have to remember to take them to the vet for their shots.

[Cat]

All pets (large or small) require care and size alone doesn't determine the ease...so research them carefully. Being in an apartment, I wouldn't recommend a vocal parrot. Maybe a quieter bird? Some other ideas: Ferret, rabbit, rat (best in same sex pairs), mouse (best single male or pair of females), etc.

[John]

If you think fish are too hard, then you don't need a pet. By the way, I doubt birds would be allowed...they are filthy animals.