Storage Hunters Show, Goign to Far

I can't seem to get this link to work but the story talks about 32 ball pythons that died in a storage locker. It was Clay county Florida I believe.

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Originally Posted by mkeller13

http://www.valleynews.com/story/1654...ting-discovery

I found this.

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an 8 foot long ball python? not all were ball pythons then if one was 8 feet lol but thats seriously sickening poor things!!! If you dont have the room or money to take care of them then sell them!......the link wouldnt work at first but I got it :)

http://www.valleynewslive.com/story/...ting-discovery

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Originally Posted by python_addict

an 8 foot long ball python? not all were ball pythons then if one was 8 feet lol but thats seriously sickening poor things!!! If you dont have the room or money to take care of them then sell them!......the link wouldnt work at first but I got it :)

http://www.valleynewslive.com/story/...ting-discovery

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I'm sickened now... BUT WAIT!!!!! At the end... ANIMAL NEGLECT!?!?!? O_O Does a place in America actually have SOME brains to see snakes are pets..!?!

STAGED come on if the guy had a pied y couldnt he afford snake racks ???? was so staged and the price the guy gave on them $5000 all i seen was 3 snakes that doesnt = $5000 lmfao not even with the tanks :colbert:

Didn't read the thread, but figured it was related: yesterday morning there was a local news segment regarding a storage unit that "smelled bad" so the storage owner had to check it out.

It turns out that someone had left an entire setup of breeding ball pythons (probably 30 adults or so), with eggs and everything, and let them all die from neglect. The authorities are planning to file animal abuse charges.

The pictures of dead snakes showed at least one dead pastel and one dead mojave, both adults.