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View Poll Results: Should We Stop Harvesting Wild BP's?

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    69 61.61%
  • No

    43 38.39%
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    Re: Wild Caught Ball Pythons

    I take in unwanted snakes in my area and about 80% of my rescues have been Ball Pythons. Honestly, if it's a normal just leave it alone, we don't need to be bringing in anymore. I'm pretty sure we have FAR more than we need to supply people with breeding. Though if a morph in the wild is found, I don't have a problem with bringing in that lone snake who probably is having issues catching food anyways.
    1.0 Low Pastel, 1.0 Low Fire, 1.0 Cinnamon, 1.1 High Albino F and Het M, 1.0 Het Clown, 1.0 Reduced Pinstripe, 0.3 Normal ball
    1.2 Garden Phase Amazon Tree Boas
    3.4 Corns Anery corns
    1.1 Coastal Carpet Pythons
    1.1 Childrens Pythons
    0.1 Spotted Python
    0.1 Mexican Black Kingsnake
    1.1 Crested Geckos

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