David Hasselsloth

[delatlanta1281]

So how are you climatizing your house? does he have a room he lives in that you keep warm and humid?

[dashboardmonkey]

I am very curious now.

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[deutschman]

Great pet. Looks like you are doing a good job taking care of him as well.
If you had to go on an extended trip, or hospital misadventure who would take care of him? Zoo?
As fare as the legality. Most of the animals on the illegal list are there because they pose a danger to the public and/or their owners (chimps will bight off your fingers, gouge out your eyes, and rip off your manhood if you piss them off) or pose a threat to native animals and plant life. I cant imagine this guy killing anyone or escaping and suddenly reproducing and wiping out a plant/animal species.

[Swanny]

He has his own room thats currently staying around 80-85 in the day. Humidifier will be pulled out for when we hit a dry spell. Looking into options for heat in the winter though. Was going to use an oil radiator with a safety surround but now thinking of infrared as it actually heats up the objects in the room and wont get hot to the touch.

[Swanny]

cant imagine this guy killing anyone or escaping and suddenly reproducing and wiping out a plant/animal species.

I would actually love to see a sloth infestation. Kinda like tent caterpillars but cuter.

[delatlanta1281]

He has his own room thats currently staying around 80-85 in the day. Humidifier will be pulled out for when we hit a dry spell. Looking into options for heat in the winter though. Was going to use an oil radiator with a safety surround but now thinking of infrared as it actually heats up the objects in the room and wont get hot to the touch.

From what I've read, temps and humidity need to be pretty high so their internal body temp doesn't drop. Like Florida on a hot day.
I rally don't think a chemicals heater would be too good of an idea what with a sealed environment and fumes....

[dashboardmonkey]

From what I've read, temps and humidity need to be pretty high so their internal body temp doesn't drop. Like Florida on a hot day.
I rally don't think a chemicals heater would be too good of an idea what with a sealed environment and fumes....

oil radiators are sealed, but use a ton of power.

[CrusherCurtis]

Cool as shit. He's going to freak chicks out, if your not married.

[shameson]

That sloth is pretty rad

Makes good memes too

[e30lov]

first thing I thought of

[Swanny]

Cool as shit. He's going to freak chicks out, if your not married.

Bitches love the sloth. Im like that eclectic millionaire that lives up on a hill...oh shit I'm describing michael jackson,

[Swanny]

oil radiators are sealed, but use a ton of power.

We use them to keep the basement warm, once heated up they do a decent job of providing steady heat.

As far as temperature goes it needs to be above 70 for their digestive system to work properly. Honestly its a little like a reptiles.

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I'm pretty sure that cat above in the youtube video must be the most chill cat ever, at one point I thought, "Sloth, you're drunk, you're too rough." But the cat just took it, then the sloth was basically loving/eating the cat's neck. Kinda cute, kinda freaky...

Do you have other animals, you gonna let your sloth love up/strangle them?

[Swanny]

My dog and the sloth are pretty chill together



He actually snuck up behind me the other day and scratched my head cause he was still hungry after I fed him.

Not sure if this gif will upload from my phone but.....

[XW70]

We need some video of this guy! such a cool pet