If you want to keep a clean, docile, easy-to-care pet in a college dormitory, here are a few recommendations:
Totoro: Totoro is an herbivore that eats little and does not make a noisy sound. Their furry bodies make people irresistible, and they are relatively simple to raise, only need a cage.
Dutch pig: The Dutch pig is a type of guinea pig that is ideal for raising in indoor environments. They are small in stature and have no tail, which makes them look very cute. Dutch pigs do not have high food requirements, like to eat greens, fruits and turtle cream, etc., and the cost of raising is very low.
Red-eared Brazilian Tortoise: The Brazilian tortoise is a colorful, lively pet. They are sensitive to water sounds and vibrations, are accustomed to living in water, and are relatively simple to raise. Changing the water once a week is fine, and feed is easy to buy and cheap.
African mini hedgehog: The mini hedgehog has a docile character and a slender body. They do not have a high demand for food and mainly rely on meat, grain and green vegetables as their main food. Hedgehogs also have the benefit that they don't run around indoors and keep them clean relatively easily.
Goldfish: Goldfish are a cute pet suitable for indoor farming, they do not need much space, only need a fish tank. Goldfish are also not very demanding on food, the price is cheap, and it is simple to maintain.
These pets are eligible for dormitory keeping and are not expensive. No matter which one you choose, as long as you take good care of it, they will become your good friends [than heart].
