NEW HERE!! Butter Orange ghost!

Just to turn the tables, I'm always wary of people who cry "stolen" on Craigslist. There's no way to verify that they're telling the truth either. So basically without a photo on the other end there is no way to point the blame towards anyone. It just was crazy weird that these two threads popped up around the same time, about the same type of snake. Perhaps you could post verification, like a screenshot of the purchase off your bank statement (pretty much everyone has online banking now, right? Just blur out any personal information in the picture like account numbers and such) so that people will lay off you? Proof of a legal purchase will be the only way to stop speculation, IMO.

Either way, nice snake. :)

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I'm not insinuating anything here but I find it interesting that the day I see a thread like "Butter Orange ghost stolen from a show!" and a thread "new here, check out my butter orange ghost!" quite interesting. She is a looker tho, that's for sure.


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I am sorry, but this really hurts that somebody going to attacked you like that............ I JUST SAW THE THREAD OF THE "STOLEN SNAKE" DUDE THEY HAVE A DAMN PICTURE OF THE SNAKE, THE SHOW WAS PANOMA, I WENT TO WHITE PLAIN..... so the fact that you can see the picture of the stolen animal and then the picture of my animal AND THEY LOOK VERY DIFFERENT is INSULTING.

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for whatever it's worth, interloc was doing the responsible thing by keeping an eye out for people who might steal. he didn't accuse you of anything. and while not impossible, it is highly coincidental that a 2012 female butter hypo was stolen from a show, for which NO picture exists, and your first or second post on bp.net features an animal of the same morph, gender, and age. again, I'm not accusing anyone of anything, and butter/lesser hypos are not all that uncommon these days. but I do agree that it's highly coincidental, and scammers/thieves have been known to document animals they obtained illegally in the past. common sense and moral rectitude thankfully often go together, and thieves don't usually possess either. I mean no offense by this statement to you personally. but it's not outside the realm of possibility for such an event to occur.

**facepalm**

yeah, It sucks that this thread was posted at the same time as the other.

http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instanc...0/32427446.jpg

Ill be working on this combo in a couple years. My ghost girl is just a hatchling and her butter het. Ghost stud is too. But as usual he'll be ready first.


But yours is a beaut!

That's a nice looking butter ghost girl! Congrats! :gj:

She's a looker and a nice new add. Congrats!


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I remember reading the snake was stolen in California. Looks like this fella is from Maryland. Not saying its impossible but highly unlikely...

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WHAT? the fact that your basically saying i stole i snake is really interesting, you dont know how i got my snake, you also dont know where i got the snake, what show i went, where i live. FOR YOUR INFORMATION I PAID MY SNAKE WITH A CREDIT CARD. I HAVE BEEN BUYING AND SELLING BOAS FOR QUITE SOMETIME. so before you try to make those "interesting" you should make sure what are you saying.

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I am the one that had the snake stolen, I
am not in anyway saying "you" stole the snake, maybe you purchased the snake from the person that did steal it? Maybe that's nnot the snake I had stolen? I would just like to make sure so I can try and catch the person that did steal my snake and also hopefully prevent it from happening to someone else and also get my snake back. So if their is anyway you could help me on this I would really appreciate it. Can you understand where I am coming from? I still have a major knot in my stomach about the whole ordeal
also I do not have a picture at the moment of my snake so I am trying to get one (from the guy I got it from a few months back at another reptile show)
note to self: take photos of your animals