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1. Learn about different types of invertebrates to be sure you get one that will fit you and your lifestyle.
2. A few of the more common invertebrates are handleable, while some of the more specialized invertebrates are best kept just for observing, not handling. Decide which type you are interested in so you won't be disappointed. For example a hermit crab is easy to handle, but a large centipede can give a very painful pinch, not a handleable pet.
3. If you know about the type of invertebrate you are getting, then you will know what to expect.
4. Be sure you are prepared to deal with feeding and cleaning requirements.
5. Check on your pet every day. This will keep you aware of what's going on with your invertebrate and you'll know if anything needs to be fixed or changed.
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