How much money are two ferrets?

[LTR]

Gotta know!

[TlalocW]

1. Ferrets cost about $150 here in Tulsa

I got mine from a friend though who couldn't keep her. There are always ferret rescue organizations where you can get up a loving tube rat for less.

TlalocW

[Madrone]

2. Depends - Petstore (where you SHOULDN'T get one)

about $120 each.

Private breeders - difficult to find, and cost varies.

Shelter - best option, and much much cheaper.

Please, please, PLEASE don't get a ferret unless you are willing to devote a LOT of time, expense, and their entire lifetime for them.

They're not low maintenence pets.

[Az]

3. Ferrets are not money.

Most countries do not recognise ferrets as legal tender. Trying to pass a ferret as currency may be a violation of federal law.

Ferret forgery - Just say no.

[Nihil]

10. They're awkward buggers to keep in your wallet too ...

[DrWeird]

4. new or used?

How many miles are we talking?

[put out]

5. What's the exchange rate?

Check the market. Against Euros? Canadian? I'm stumped.

Seriously, count on bathing them every other day or so. They love it; you might not.

[GingerSnaps]

6. Check these websites out

http://www.neeps-inc.com/newsletter/index.htm

http://www.petfinder.org


They have an albino one on petfinder.org

[Blue-Jay]

7. Anywhere from $100-$150 each.

They kinda smell funny though. (not funny "ha ha", either)

If you get some, make sure you get a ferret litter pan. It's high on the corner, as the little bastards like to elevate their butts as high as possible when they poop. If you use a regular one, they'll crap over the side of it.

EDIT: Also, the albino ones tend to be a little more neurotic (if that's possible) than the regular ones.

[ArmchairActivist]

8. Hmm... you should be asking a different question...

"How much do I enjoy the smell of weasel urine? Gotta know!"

[OldEurope]

9. 100 ferrets are 1 cougar, 7 of wich are 1 Euro. No. Wait:

That was not Cougar, that was Kuna in Croatia.
Where do you pay with ferrets???
:hi:

[scarlet_owl]

11. I paid $150 each for ours.

But their cage cost $200, plus vet costs, food costs, accessory costs, etc. They're expensive little guys. On edit: I have to agree with the above poster. It is a much better idea to rescue one from a shelter or rescue org..