Fuel to the fire!

Why don't they just ban people from florida. They're really what's causing all this, not the animals.

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Originally Posted by MuzeBallPythons

I just heard about it from the local reptile store. Goodbye to Hots now. Nobody made that big a deal about the Pygmy rattlers, but since everyone's on a roll now...

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Im not sure what happened with pygmy rattlers. But they probably didnt make to big a deal of that becuase I believe they are native to florida.

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Originally Posted by tbowman

Why don't they just ban people from florida. They're really what's causing all this, not the animals.

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Because that would actually fix some problems.

The situation for herpers in Florida is all kinds of ridonkulous. I'm glad that cable worker got prompt treatment for the bite, and I hope the experience doesn't cause him ill will towards reptiles.

Although, that is a beautiful mamba photo at the bottom of the article there :D

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warning residents that a "poisonous" snake was on the loose.

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I hate to say it but we might as well give up if the news cant even get it right! and if the news cant get it right nor will the uneducated people who will support the ban! :tears::mad:

sorry for the double post but in one paragraph it says poisonous and the other says venomous? wow!

Im finding it hard to believe he was bitten by a green mamba when the hospital released him after only an hour and one vial of av.

Personally I didn't think the article was all that bad, despite the poisonous/venomous mixups. At least they got some proper info on the snake itself and didn't drama up the article with those gushing descriptions I see sometimes. Kept things pretty straight forward.


But then I made the mistake of clicking on the comments.... ugh..... :mad: