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    Re: Big snakes, small enclosures.

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    I have to tell you Pat - I don't see bear baiting.
    I see it. Any other member would have been nailed with infractions for it. Correct? They would have also been nailed with negative reps.

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del
    You say if it was any other breeder they would be slammed for any minor inconsistency - could you link me to any thread where that has happened on the site in the past?
    I'll give you one simple name. Wes Harris. Wes did not crash the market. His partner did. His partner was posting his breeder animals for sale, yet your staff ripped him a part, as well as members. For what? His husbandry was correct. His animals were very healthy. The only thing anyone had on him was that his partner, not Wes, was crashing markets.

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del
    This site has always tried to avoid the spats against breeders or other websites wherever possible from what I have seen.
    I've seen otherwise. I've been here around 4 years, and I've seen numerous breeders being attacked and persecuted, even when defending themselves, with both staff and members against them. Valid reasons for inquiring were brought up here, and elsewhere for a while, and yet go unanswered.

    As for JP's answer vs. mine. European views on giant husbandry differs from Americans. It's tat simple. They're not cramping their animals in smaller enclosures than needed, yet still they do not give them ridiculous room sized enclosures. He may feel that the cage may be too small. That would be his decision. The cages are just right for the size. As for the monitors, it is different. Feeding cages are a good way for personal injury, or injury to the animal. Cages that small for monitors are in fact that....small....a little too small....
    Last edited by CeraDigital; 05-18-2009 at 03:16 PM.

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