Are there any pets that are smaller and can be kept in the dormitory?

Raise a baby turtle, a lover crab or something like that, or put a golden bear (little mouse) in a fish tank, there will be no sound, and it won't run around, and the most important thing is that it doesn't taste, and the golden bear is cheap, and it eats less, and you can touch it if you have nothing to do, and it's quite fun.

Goldfish, turtles, turtles, others who need to be taken care of too much may be annoyed later, they are the most trouble-free.

Rabbit. Rabbit. Rabbit.

But I think it's delicious. = =。

Hamsters are cheaper and easier to raise.

But it depends on your environment.

It is estimated that the raising is not very good.

But it can be settled.

Check it out at the hamster sticker bar.

Raise a guinea pig, that won't be afraid, use a small cage, hehe, it's cute, my friend has it in the dormitory, it's cute. It's not scary.

Come to think of it, it's still a rabbit, maybe a goldfish?

Turtles, pearl bears, I raised them in my dormitory.

Alas, just raise an ant, no sound at all.

And cats aren't expensive, as long as you don't buy the famous sea cat, a kitten costs 20 yuan, 10 yuan is a lot.

Turtles. It's easier to raise and doesn't hurt people.

MM should be loved.

In addition, the range of movement of the turtle is relatively small, it is easier to survive, and the life span is longer.

It can be the mascot of your dormitory

Bunny. The rabbit is also a mascot.

And Sven, the rabbit is good.

There are many small pets that can be kept in the dormitory, such as tortoises, rabbits, hamsters, chinchillas, goldfish, squirrels, palace guards, hedgehogs, etc., among which turtles are more common, and they are easy to raise, and only need to change the water and feed regularly. Hamsters are small and do not need much space to keep them. The bedroom is also great for keeping goldfish, which also increases the humidity in the room.

Turtles are very suitable for keeping in the dormitory, usually turtles do not have high requirements for the environment, as long as they are regularly changed and fed, they can be raised very well, and the turtle does not make a sound.

Hamsters are also suitable for keeping in the dormitory, because hamsters are small in size, and they do not need a lot of space, they only need to be cleaned regularly, that is, hamsters are very active at night and can be a little noisy.

Goldfish are also suitable for raising in the bedroom, goldfish do not need continuous oxygenation, the requirements for water quality are not very high, raising in the bedroom can also increase the humidity in the room, that is, we must pay attention to the goldfish when feeding, we must control its food amount.

In addition, there are many small pets suitable for keeping in the dormitory, including rabbits, chinchillas, squirrels, guardians, parrots, starlings, hedgehogs, beetles, pet shrimp, and small cats and dogs. No matter what pet you have, be sure to discuss it with your roommates in advance.