OK I keep getting flack for keeping my snakes in a rack system

[Crotalids]

This is going to be my last post on this topic, as it's getting boring to be honest.

I think my way is better, my opinion, simple. You think yours in simple, fine, by all means carry on.

How about we just say you're really an unpleasant close minded know-it-all (in your mind only) who has nothing positive to ad to any conversation he tries to control, which is every conversation he takes part in.

Does that come across clear and concise? Can you understand the words that are coming from my fingers? I know you don't care, no need to expound upon that, but do you really, deeply, honestly, understand what I'm saying to you?

Yes sir lol.

Then other than looking nice and taking up more space what benefits are scientifically know about your keeping over others? In a way that your thinking is you should have the house set up as a viv and let prey live as they normally would so the snakes could hunt their prey just as they would in the wild.

Nothing concrete, but Skip's post earlier raised a few interesting points.

People`s pythons thrive in tubs as well.

I'm going to say this one last thing to you because you're ridiculous and hard-headed:

You'd get a ball python, and set it up in a naturalistic viv just to prove to us that you can get it to feed?

Oh.....my.............

No........worddddddsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.....




Please, for your sake, I pray that you are not like this in real life.

I said that, because you stated that people have used tight tubs etc to get non feeders feeding. When actually it only means that they didn't feel secure enough in the set up they were initially provided with.