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Posted on 06 Jan 2012

Is this allowed? Flamingos kept as 'pets' in big house

STOMPer RichIndon was walking along Thomson Road when he spotted flamingos in the garden of a private house. He wonders if people are allowed to keep such animals as pets in Singapore.

Elaborates the STOMPer:

"I was walking along Joan road and came across a private house, with a huge front garden that had pet flamingos! One was white and the other was pink. The owner has expensive taste."

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andrewleeck said on 12 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

If authority approve, I think he even keep an elephant.

stompgods said on 12 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

If not Tigers, don't stomp. Just some stupid pink birds

pyjstein said on 9 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

All flamingos species are listed in CITES Appendix II.

http://www.ava.gov.sg/AnimalsPetSector/CITESEndangeredSpecies/

* Animals and Birds Act:
Requires an import license for all live animals, birds and fish - CITES and non-CITES species

* Wild Animals and Birds Act:
Prohibits the capture & export of native fauna, & regulates import of wildlife

bratprince said on 9 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

Apparently they can.
I've seen one on the very eastern side of our sunny island.
Ah the indulgences of rich men..

darknight said on 9 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

I kept some bats at the tree outside my house is it allowed?

macdaddeh_efc said on 8 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

That damn neighbor!

03037880 said on 7 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

we should shot them for dinner..those rich man will keep anything as pets..maybe next time u will come across wild animals

vicious_666 said on 7 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

@bluehawk168 - Birds fall under the category of animals. Mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, amphibians and invertebrates. All these 6 are sub categories of animals.