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    Re: Most doctile snakes? I think not.

    Just go get a new top for the cage from a pet store.

    Wait till he gets real stressed and get sick with an RI.

    Your going to spend alot more than 40 dollars to get him back to health.

    When in all actuality, you could have just spent the money before hand to do it right to prevent the issue in the first place.

    You did take this animal in as a rescue, and a lot of people commend you for that.

    But he's YOUR responsibility now, and you NEED to do what is best for him from now on. It's people that cut corners whose animals end up needing rescued most of the time.







    Quote Originally Posted by Faber View Post
    yea but if you look from my view of the spectrum, what am i going to do with this gift of having a 110 gallon, and if i put him back in the 20l idk what i even did with the screen for it and also idk if his huge bowl will fit in it, or his jungle gym ( http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=2752733 ), and you're right, its a pain in the winter, but i have 5-6 months to worry about it getting cold, also the uth's only stuck once so to downgrade i would have to invest over $40.
    Last edited by 2kdime; 05-24-2009 at 02:38 PM.

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