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Re: Shocked in Chi-Town...
 Originally Posted by _Venom_
No problems with the RTB and Burms together?
They seem healthy enough, but I'm no expert. It's not just burms and RTBs in there either. There's a burm, an RTB, a retic, and an anaconda swimming in that pool (you can see the wall of the pool on the far end). No hides (do giants need hides???). Sometimes you see one crawling on top of the other. Sometimes all of them are wrapped up on that tree.
 Originally Posted by littleindiangirl
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The differences I see between the two. Your pet store is quite a bit larger. It's better lit. It doesnt use glass tanks or wood shelving, and the floor is whitish. They dont have as much merchandise displayed.
None of that means I think the Chicago house is better or worse, cluttered or dirty. It's just merchandised and laid out entirely differently.
I think without you seeing the shop in person, cant really say it's terrible right?
Yes, exactly. That's why I felt I had to qualify my description of "messy", so that people won't think I'm lambasting the store. I mean, even if a shop looks messy, it still doesn't mean it is bad. Granted, in a walk-in store, presentation plays a role. But, I think the overall experience lies on customer service and the quality of the reptiles. And it seems like, with Brian's explanation, that they have it there.
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BP owner since Oct 2008, so yeah, I'm no expert.
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