hustle4dough
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- Feb 28, 2011
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We get big saltwater crocs where I come from - I caught a baby (10 inches) accidently in a cast net a few years ago. I took it home and put it in a 6 foot fish tank.
Highly Illegal - but it was good for a year or so until he grew a bit big and I had to release him in a public swimming pool. It made the front page of the locakl paper!
I hope you're joking.
And to everyone saying it's unethical...just remember that every time you eat eggs, unless you bought them cage free, they were laid by hens in cages that are too small to flap their wings in. Factory farms that produce eggs are truly terrible. All the mayo you buy in the store and that goes on your restaurant sandwiches comes from eggs laid by hens living truly hellish lives.
Compared to those hens, saltwater crocs raised for food and leather are relatively well off. Considering that they are reptiles, and cows are mammals, it seems a little stupid to say raising crocs for meat and leather is unethical when we do the same thing to cows every day.
Of course it all comes down to the money. Most of the messed up stuff that happens to animals happens because it's profitable. Someone is making a living off of those suffering animals. They say money is the root of all evil, but it's really the lack of money that's the root of all evil. If everyone had all the money they wanted, none of the evil committed for money would occur.