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The bat is a prime example of an exotic animal that could be considered a pet. There are a lot of things to take into consideration when deciding to keep a bat as a pet. For example, the climate they are used to is very important to keeping a healthy and happy animal. Depending on the type and origin of the bat, there are many different possibilities for the climates they are used to. However, in general bats tend to live in a mild climate. Survival rate is low for bats in the winter as there are no bugs for them to eat, however the harsh heat of summer can often be too much for them as well. This is why they are mainly found in milder states, where they can live happily for six months of the year and then hibernate in winter. It is important to understand the importance of climate in your home and in their cage as it can have detrimental effects on the health of the animal.

Bat Earred Fox

  • Name: Jim
  • Posted: 05/14/2024
  • Phone: 920-434-2228
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Wisconsin

Bottle fed since day one. currently 4 weeks old. Serious inquiries only, we are a USDA facility. Check your local and state ordinance prior to contacting me. Ask for Jim. Calls only. NO txt.

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Mongoose, male!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/10/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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We have an adorable, hand fed Mongoose, male. In store and ready now! Shopping online? Use promo code (BUYNOWSAVE10) for ADDITIONAL 10% OFF your purchase! FOR ANY QUESTIONS, COME BY THE STORE OR CALL US AT 850-542-4410 Financing availabl...

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Tri-color & Ringtail Lemur babies!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/10/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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Beautiful Tri-color female & male Ringtail Lemur. Both are hand feeding and doing great! Florida residents only. Since Lemurs are an endangered species, that cannot cross state lines. Shopping online? Use promo code (BUYNOWSAVE10) for ADDI...

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Patagonian Cavy!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/09/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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Patagonian Cavy! Two brothers looking for fur-ever homes. Prices and information @ https://www.panhandleexotics.com/shopmammals.htm... Shopping online? Use promo code (BUYNOWSAVE10) for ADDITIONAL 10% OFF your purchase! FOR ANY QUESTIONS, COME B...

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Sugar Gliders, several colors!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/09/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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Looking for a pocket sized pet? We have several colors of Sugar Gliders in store and ready now! Currently available - * White Face Blondes! * Leucistics! * Cremeino! * Mosaics! * Premium Mosaic! * WFB with white tip! We are your Sugar Glide...

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Prairie Dogs are here!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/09/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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Prairie Dogs, in store now! Don't wait, these are seasonal pets. That means when they are gone that's it until the next year! No permit is needed for FL residents! Not legal in AL. Price & info @ https://www.panhandleexotics.com/shopmammals.ht...

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Raccoon season has started!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/09/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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Raccoon season has started for this year, don't miss out! Raccoon info @ https://www.panhandleexotics.com/shopmammals.htm... Shopping online? Use promo code (BUYNOWSAVE10) for ADDITIONAL 10% OFF your purchase! FOR ANY QUESTIONS, COME BY THE S...

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Pygmy Squirrel, SALE!!!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/05/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
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Babies - White tip / tail - $69.99 Low white pied - $299.99 Med - high white pied - $499.99 Young adult (some proven) breeder pairs. Most are white tip $99.99 per pair! Must purchase adults in m/f pairs, will not sell just females. Pics &...

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Raccons!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 05/05/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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We have reopened reservations for Gray Raccoons for this season. If you are wanting one, reserve yours today before this years are sold out! Price & information @ https://www.panhandleexotics.com/... *** This is to reserve your upcoming baby. Ra...

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Small NC Zoo Downsizing

  • Name: Carly S.
  • Posted: 05/05/2024
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: North Carolina
  • Website: www.westernnczoo.org

We are needing to downsize our small zoo in Western NC due to health concerns in our family. We will only place with experienced caretakers who have the proper knowledge and can provide exceptional care. You should already have adequate enclos...

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High Percentage F3 Jungle/Savannah female

  • Name: Peter Selig
  • Posted: 04/20/2024
  • Phone: 9147140465/3107015121
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Texas

My girlfriend and I are looking to rehome our High Percentage F3 Jungle/Savannah Nala. She is 3 1/2 years old and is very sweet. She is a retired queen who has had several litters of kittens. She get's along well with one of our cats, but the others...

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Ringtail Lemurs, female!

  • Name: Panhandle Exotics
  • Posted: 04/07/2024
  • Phone: 8505424410
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: www.PanhandleExotics.com
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Ringtail Lemur, 4 weeks old female! Ready now! Due to federal laws, Florida residents only, no exceptions. Price and information @ https://www.panhandleexotics.com/shopmammals.htm... Short on cash? Not a problem! Take your pet & supplies home t...

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Seba's Short-tailed Bat (Carollia perspicillata)

  • Name: Zoologica
  • Posted: 04/02/2024
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

FRUIT BATS! PLEASE READ before messaging. Seba's Short-tailed Fruit bat (Carollia perspicillata). Message me for info. Legal states only or w/permit. I’m located in Florida. Sold in groups of minimum 5 animals, $200 each. They’re a species that i...

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Egyptian Fruit bats

  • Price: $2,500.00
  • Name: Cindy
  • Posted: 03/21/2024
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Missouri

Proven pair for Egyptian Fruit bats and their baby. Baby is now weaned and can be sold with pair or on its own. $2500 for all three. They will not be separated. As their name suggests they eat fruit. Easy to care for. Very interesting creatures.

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Female red kangaroo baby

  • Name: Ronnie Bean
  • Posted: 02/05/2024
  • Phone: 225-938-7805
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Mississippi

Red kangaroo baby girl. She weighs 4 lbs. and is started on the bottle and wearing diapers. Very sweet disposition. $6.000 We are in Centreville, Mississippi, about 50 miles north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Please text or call for more information an...

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The conditions in which bats are kept includes more than the heat of the room. Bats are not used to being kept in captivity. Therefore when bringing them into captivity, you must understand that putting them in a cage is a condition that they are not accustomed to. Consider the size of the cage that you use and remember that they need space to fly. It would not be fair to put a bat in an enclosed space with no room to move. However, there are cases in which keeping a bat in a small enclosure is actually good for the animal. Once a bat is injured, you may to keep them confined from further hurting themselves and give them a chance at survival. The cage must be built to suit the needs of the bat.

What do Pet Bats Eat?

The diet of any animal is extremely important to their well being and this is no different for bats. As previously mentioned, there are many different species of bats and therefore they eat a lot of different things. However, the small species tend to feed on small bugs such as mosquitos and moths. Although some species of bats feed on fruit, which is easy to purchase and store in the average household.

Other responsibilities that come with owning a bat, or in fact any exotic animal is that they can be known to carry disease. Bats are known for carrying both rabies and SARS. It is important that you do not risk bringing these diseases into your home. Having them checked before bringing them into your home is necessary.

Pet Bats sleep day or night

Another issue that must be considered in terms of bats is their sleeping habits. Most species of bats tend to sleep all day and wake at night. Owning a nocturnal pet can be fine in some cases, such as hamsters where they can be kept in their cage out of earshot, but this not the case with bats. Bats need to be given the chance to fly. It would be unfair to enclose bats yet refuse them the right to fly. Considering this responsibility is important as, previously mentioned bats tend to only be awake at night.

It is important to remember that although the adorable features of a bat may make them seem like the perfect pet, this is not always the case. Although they are small and furry, the personality of a bat, like many exotic animals is often more hostile than sweet. Owning a bat is not like owning a puppy. They do not wish to be cuddled or passed around and it could be extremely difficult to train them. Like many exotic animals, they are not used to being handled by humans and could possibly act out in a hostile and harsh way. Their teeth are sharp and in an act of defense a bat would have no issue in biting. This is another feature that makes them a unique pet to own.

Laws about Pet Bats

In some countries, including the states, it is illegal to take a bat from the wild and treat them as a pet. This is because many species of bata are now endangered. You may have to work with organizations such as Wildlife Rehab or have a Zoo license. This will inevitable mean that legally owning is more difficult that owning a "normal pet", so it is vital to consider this when deciding on a bat.

Comments

  • Bill McGinnes on August 21
    I’m interested in a pair of fruit bats
  • Stingray on June 18
    I was just wondering if one could bring bat's to a community and give them an incentive to remain, similar to the process of buying honey bees. I live in an area in desperate need of bats.
  • Kim moody on June 15
    Why would anyone want to take a wild animal from the wild and keep it at home wether it be a bat ,monkey or other ,these sites need shutting down its illegal and needs reporting
  • Braydon on May 31
    so cute keep up the great work <3 bat
  • Chris on April 2
    Bats are illegal to own as pets in most states, and also live in large family colonies for life, and will be unhappy and probably won't live long forced to live alone. Bats being offered for sale as pets are taken away from their family groups and are usually sold in the pet trade when the sellers have a surplus of bats and want to reduce their inventory. The sellers of bats don't care about their health or happiness, just profiting off their sale. Bats are adorable and are usually offered cheap for pets, making them an easy target for anyone looking for an exotic pet that they probably have no idea how to care for properly. Many exotic pets become sick from poor diets, treats, and improper care. Bats also carry several diseases. If you indeed love bats, it's best to love them in zoos and sanctuaries, and resist owning one. A good alternative could be to volunteer at a bat sanctuary.
  • Michael on March 27
    Does anyone know what bats are legal in West Virginia
  • Jonathan on February 26
    My gf wont let me get a bat🥺
  • stanley on February 8
    I am looking for a fruit bat It's been a dream of mine since childhood. I know that the answer is no for various reasons. And to be honest I'm just an 18 year old kid who doesn't know much and just wanted a cute pet. This obviously lowers the chance of getting one even more but I also was dumb enough to want one for free knowing that's even possible
  • Brady Burns on January 30
    So cute bat. I want possum
  • Kimberly on January 13
    I'm looking to buy a fox bat. It will have an entire room to live in and be able to fly anytime he or she would want.
  • Farah on December 15
    I am looking for a Honduran White Bat.
  • Basilio Cosme on November 29
    Like to buy a pet bat how much cost
  • makayla on October 21
    I want a pet bat.
  • Bria Maraia on September 14
    Looking to get bats for mosquitoe control!!! Help!!!
  • marianne gould on June 23
    I put a bat house on my tree, very high up. I yet have no bats. How do I get bats?
  • James Phillips on June 22
    Hi, I live in Baltimore, Md. and am wondering if it's legal or not legal to own a straw colored fruit bat. I have a 16' by 20' structure that I'll set up as best I can for it to be free to fly around as much as it wants.
  • Jayce on May 19
    I am looking for a fruit bat
  • Lauren Petrosino on May 2
    I'm looking for a fruit bat
  • Kierre on November 12
    I love the little bats
  • James on October 29
    Looking for bats and hedgehogs