[Olivia27]

I'm currently at work and really shouldn't be on my phone, but this is so ridiculous I just got to say this: did you sign a lease that clearly stated 6 gallons is the maximum tank volume you are allowed to have? This may sound stupid but if you still have a copy of your lease terms and agreements dig it up and find that clause. It's got to be there on the fine prints somewhere. My apartment clearly stated - in bolded letters - that I am only allowed 50 gallons total. So I'm fairly confident the same term can be found in leases for other apartments near or far. If there is no mention of maximum tank size, your landlord has no right to make up rules as they go. Law can't be pulled out of thin air! =\ I personally would try to fight back.

That's all I have. Sorry I can't do more.

 

[Olivia27]

Ugh that sucks. I do wonder why property owners have to be so paranoid about pet ownership when The US has one of the world's most prevalent pet owner population. What was it, 1 out of 3 homes have dogs?

Anyway.

Space is also my enemy unfortunately. But if I end up with a vacant spot in the foster house - worse comes to worse - I can foster whoever hasn't found a home yet.