Couldn't agree more - and now you just lost two baby ball pythons in your sister's care and picked up a new ball python and a RTB with a RI.Originally Posted by JLC
Is this the same situation that you were trying to put ANOTHER snake into? Your sister was going to keep it for you?
I know we live in a microwave-fast-food-instant sort of society, where kids have grown up believing anything they want they should be able to get.....but seriously, the mature thing to do is to WAIT until you are grown up and fully independent and capable of caring for your own animals in your own space BEFORE taking on the commitment to care for another living creature.
I know you won't want to hear this...but I would strongly recommend that you sell your snakes and any other animals in your care that you are not CURRENTLY able to house and care for properly. It IS possible to get through life waiting a few years until we are truly READY to make the kind of commitment it takes to be a responsible pet owner. If nothing else, it should be a really great motivator to get your life together....finish school....work toward a good, steady job....learn how to take care of yourself as an adult. Then you'll truly have the freedom to not only buy the animals you want, but fully enjoy the caring of them.
SLOW DOWN!!! You are moving way to fast, and you're not capable right now of providing the proper care to your animals.
27 rats dying is NOT normal, and your animals are clearly in danger in your sister's care.
Why are you still adding new ones to this situation?
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