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    Re: Big snakes, small enclosures.

    Quote Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    Who is to say what is too small?

    Also, many of the examples show only half of the tubs pulled out, and many are 'crammed' because they are wrapped around their water bowl.

    No, they're the police of BP.net. And what happens if you assault a police officer in comparison to a normal person? A lot more.
    Hmm I wonder who's to say... well, I suppose any person with an IQ above 25 can tell that a 15+ft heavy bodied Python species should not be kept in a tub where it can't move. And eh, the animal is quite fat.

    And yeah, police are federal officers. Public forum moderators are, well, public forum moderators. And they don't act like police, but like you-can't-touch me "police"
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