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Implant Chips
Anybody have any snakes with a chip implanted.
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Re: Implant Chips
no i don't see what good a microchip would serve to a snake...
microchips are great for dogs that run away and get picked up by a dog catcher...they just scan it return it to the owner...i've never had a snake run away
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Re: Implant Chips
it is more for theft, i know clark is or has offered it on his animals for an extra fee, this way if your buddy or what not steals your snake and it is challanged you have a way of being 100% that is was yours or not. i don't really see a mojor purpose for the majority of snake owners but some that live in bad places may go with that option.
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1.0 Grazi Line Pastel Ball Python - Chance
1.0 possible het carmel albino - Cpt. (One Eyed) Jack (genitcally missing right eye, very ify het status)
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Re: Implant Chips
i see your point. but, IMO, it'd be money i'm not willing to pay. Pictures could always serve as a way to solve a dispute if your friend decides to make claim to the snake. He certainly won't have pictures of your snake that date months back.
However, in the event that they are stolen and you do not know who took them, if someone runs a scan over them then yes, they could find out who the true owner is. If i was running a milti million dollar snake business, and I am at risk for theft, then maybe i would consider it..but i'm a small timer right now and don't feel it's really necessary.
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Re: Implant Chips
 Originally Posted by nathanledet
i'm a small timer right now and don't feel it's really necessary.
same here, i will pass unless it is being requested, then maby i will think about it.
4.3 Normal Ball Pythons - Raphael, Spot, Oscar, Strykr, Honey (aka A.O.L.), Jasmine, Precious
1.0 Grazi Line Pastel Ball Python - Chance
1.0 possible het carmel albino - Cpt. (One Eyed) Jack (genitcally missing right eye, very ify het status)
0.12 Normal ball pythons in transaction
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Re: Implant Chips
but nate you need to remember not all people will see the differences in pics of snakes especially a non reptilian judge who totally dislikes snakes.
4.3 Normal Ball Pythons - Raphael, Spot, Oscar, Strykr, Honey (aka A.O.L.), Jasmine, Precious
1.0 Grazi Line Pastel Ball Python - Chance
1.0 possible het carmel albino - Cpt. (One Eyed) Jack (genitcally missing right eye, very ify het status)
0.12 Normal ball pythons in transaction
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Re: Implant Chips
NERD's website offers microchipping for an extra $25...
Lucifer Sam, Siam cat...
Always sitting by your side,
Always by your side...
That cat's something I can't explain...
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Re: Implant Chips
$25 sounds very reasonable. i dunno why i was thinking at least a hundred or so bucks....if we're talkin about a 5,000 dollar snake then i'd spend the extra $25. Thanks for pointing that out
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Re: Implant Chips
the chips i knew were not expencive the machine to read them though i have no clue.
4.3 Normal Ball Pythons - Raphael, Spot, Oscar, Strykr, Honey (aka A.O.L.), Jasmine, Precious
1.0 Grazi Line Pastel Ball Python - Chance
1.0 possible het carmel albino - Cpt. (One Eyed) Jack (genitcally missing right eye, very ify het status)
0.12 Normal ball pythons in transaction
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Re: Implant Chips
It might not that bad of an idea with the high dollar 100% hets. You can prove it if Bob Clark or NERD put 100% het pied on the chip.
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