daddybara

That's correct I no longer keep any animals. It was a mix of different things over the last couple years. The major event was a flood that destroyed almost everything. A flood destroyed a bunch of different enclosures and we lost a male wallaby for a couple weeks until he got stuck in someone's garage, that was so worrying every day wondering where he was and if he was okay and it was also super embarrassing.

Oh and for the second part of your questions I currently have a retail job and make almost a living off my YouTube channel surprisingly.

Many people just have one capybara and having just one capybara is easier then having many unless your aren't going to be there. If you are looking for a yard pet like a llama or a goat yes get 2 or more but if you were like me and worked from home having one is easier since they bond to you and are a good friend. Also something that gets missed is capybaras like people like their alone times and will seek out areas to just be alone and chill.

They were all different and but in general there was 3 main personality types. 1st is the "bro" they are the chill with everyone, wants to rub up and be your bff for some pets the typical internet capybara picture. The 2nd is the alpha I would call "Kings" these capybaras are more aggressive and it usually the biggest male and oldest female. These capybaras are jerks they start fights and take food from others even if there is plenty or will fight or chase off another like this. The 3rd are the "cowards" these capybaras are never truly warm up to any one or any thing. They run the second something happens and are the last to come over for food or pets. They also seem to be on age all the time and are constantly trying to figure a way out. If you follow zoo news like I do it seems like there is always a capybara out somewhere.

He passed away on 8-24-18