Korean Job Discussion Forums

[jacksthirty]

Well maybe. Does anyone own a lizard or a snake here in Korea. I was going to go for an iguana until I was directed to this site;

http://www.mowglipet.co.kr/index.php

There's all manner of beasts to purchase (though some are sold out).

I think the Water Dragon (워터 드레곤) looks like an interesting buy (60,000).

I'd be very interested in the Caiman croc, but feel that my apartment is too small (unless it slept under my bed ).

Tarantulas for 10,000! Imagine letting one loose in a crowded area

[Globutron]

How cruel. Animals aren't novelty toys, you know. Except my parrot. It can say 'arrrr' like a pirate.

[jacksthirty]

Yes, apologies. But I'm still interested in the water dragon.

How much was your parrot?

[CrikeyKorea]

I don't but have always wanted to. My mate owned a couple of big snakes, I guess he has still got em. I think this store is in or near Cheonho if I recall correctly, but there is also a store that sells snakes, spiders, and lizards in Hoegi, I think it was called amazonia or something similar, he has two stores one here and one in Busan. The owner is a Korean American and is great to speak with because he speaks English.

[Jeonmunka]

I heard some British guys talking about their trouser snakes ...

[Globutron]

I don't have it now. It was an African Gray, about �500, nothing included. It could sing and dance and all sorts. It was like PIRATE by the time i finished with him (get it? Pirate? parrot?)

[harshlands101]

I wish you hadn't posted that website, I use to keep all manner of reptiles and snakes as a kid and now you've made me want them again!!! sucks living in Korea on a temporary basis

[discostu333]

Why don't you cut out the cruelty and stick to collecting Pokemon?

[oldfatfarang]

Why buy a snake. Just go into the Korean countryside anytime in spring and you'll be stepping all over them. Yikes!