snakeg - aeterrabyte - Thomas Dorn - snakegenius - BEWARE

Buyers/Sellers Beware of this one.

Rather than posting it all out, I'm just here to make sure the word is spread about this person before any more animals come to harm.

Profile here:
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/member.php?28269-snakeg

Link to original BOI thread:
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...d.php?t=371684

Bring a drink and popcorn, you'll be there a while.

Holy cow. What a mess.

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Originally Posted by Don

Holy cow. What a mess.

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Well that was an entertaining hour or so of reading. Good grief. I hope that poor snake gets some care one way or another.

You seem like a nice lady with nice snakes. I looked at your website. It's easy to jump to conclusions with out knowing the facts. In the other forum, the situation was presented in a way to make me seem at fault. For those of you on this forum, I want to say no body is at fault, it is just that the snake happened to be a bad specimen as confirmed by my vet. It developed a serious problem that as the vet said, was congenital. I am not a bad guy no body needs to beware of me. I did not sell any bad snakes to anyone. All that happened was I got a bad snake, and the seller is refusing to honor his advertisement.

The seller did not know the snake was going to develop this problem, and I also did noting that could have cause it.

http://i1120.photobucket.com/albums/...ps102fd6ec.jpg

Sorry, but the simple facts are that the snake you got was perfectly fine for nearly 3 weeks.

And BTW you added an extra a into westgate on your "vet letter"...

Time and time again you have been presented an entire list of things that you have done that could have caused this. Your denial of logic and reason doesn't change the facts.

You aren't going to do any better on this site than you did on Fauna. The simple fact that nobody has come to your defense in the 78 pages on fauna speaks volumes.

Try not to get yourself banned here too.

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Originally Posted by snakeg

also did noting that could have cause it.

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For someone who is supposed to be pursuing a PhD in physics, you seem lacking in the abilities to understand basic snake husbandry. The snake ate fine for you, yet you forced water on it via tube feeding. Not only did that not appear to be necessary, there is no question that tube feeding any critter incorrectly can damage it. Prior to the tube feeding, you said in writing that the snake was fine. After the tube feeding, it exhibited problems.

I did not have to get through but the first page of the BOI thread to see that the person who purchased the snake obviously did something wrong and is clueless to bp care. A BP will not dehydrate overnight, silly, snakes in general get the majority of their water from their food, especially when you feed f/t. Why dont people ever own up to their own mistakes. And the crap about it possibly having birth defects due to spider x spider pairing is hilarious. So is the way of people anymore, no one wants to accept their own mistakes and think they should always get something... sad.

I am only to page #37 and already have a headache.
snakeg you screwed something up and only you know what you did. I know this because you are grasping at everything from IBD to anything else you can google.
You also have a problem with your vet, they are not going to say "Its the breeders fault" or lay blame on anything without running any tests. Just about EVERY vet is going to run at least a fecal because they are in the business of making money too;)


BTW I am still shocked at what some people will post online for all the "public" to be able to find and then get mad about it :rofl::rofl::rofl:

To me the worst part is the reckless and callous use by Mr. Dorn of the term IBD. He is very quick to spout that term without any proof. How would you like it if a buyer in an attempt to blackmail you posted multiple times that you sold a snake with IBD?