Interesting concept! All the fun of having the yukkuri family without the domestication issues. Of course this only works because danboorusatou's yukkuri fear humans instead of breaking in, calling them slaves, etc.
Trololo said: Of course this only works because danboorusatou's yukkuri fear humans instead of breaking in, calling them slaves, etc.
It also works because danboorusatou's humans are smart enough to think "non-domesticated tiny critter as a pet? I should keep it safely in a tank, not running around my house."
Moeman said: If we continue to see this kind of pygmy breed yukkuri, will it warrant a tag?
starshine said: It also works because danboorusatou's humans are smart enough to think "non-domesticated tiny critter as a pet? I should keep it safely in a tank, not running around my house."
Hmm in general humans in yukkuri stories with small yukkuris as pet leave them in yukkurariums, it's not as rare as you may think, it's usually the averagely big yukkuris (ko or adult aside) that are left outside of a tank by the owners, after all, it would be darn cruel, and expensive, to put your softball or basketball sized pet in a yukkuarium which aren't big enough for their needs.
Is there a name for this sort of story? It's like a step short of family friendly or something
Why don't you try to raise some ▀lice?
The A in her name is censored with an O.It's okay since they eat dust or garbageQuite an unusual pet? Don't you think?No way~
You raise cockroach yu's?Mister carpet bug is really tasty.gonna munch munch lots of mister ticks