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Re: OK I keep getting flack for keeping my snakes in a rack system
 Originally Posted by Crotalids
If snakes can successfully live in the wild, we should be able to create a similar environment in captivity that they thrive in. Simple, there is no need for these simplistic enclosures that disregard what the habitat is like where the snakes originate.
Show me how i'm a hypocrite?
I've never kept a snake in a non naturalistic enclosure, or a lizard/gecko for that matter. Isn't that the point i've been arguing? So how can i be a hypocrite. It is indeed your opinion, but i can try to change your opinion - i'm not offended.
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So how is it people manage to keep Royals in naturalistic set ups then? Any snake will thrive, given the correct set up. I guarantee you, if i were to buy a royal python right now and put it in a Viv as a baby i will have it feeding. Because my set up will be correct. Maybe i will.
Exactly, so a rack is designed to cram in as many snakes as you possibly can. Lazy snake or not, lazy snakes do utilize the space given at some point if given the opportunity.
How about we just say you're really an unpleasant close minded know-it-all (in your mind only) who has nothing positive to ad to any conversation he tries to control, which is every conversation he takes part in.
Does that come across clear and concise? Can you understand the words that are coming from my fingers? I know you don't care, no need to expound upon that, but do you really, deeply, honestly, understand what I'm saying to you?
I may not be very smart, but what if I am?
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