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    Re: Ball Python Eating Puppies?

    Quote Originally Posted by snakechow View Post
    the link was the very first that appeard by my quick search, sorry if that source is an odd!
    but that about snakes over 9ft you shoudend handle alone can you read on nearly every carecheet about.
    and also on sites were care personal of zoos and other people tha handle large snakes tell about.
    may it wont be that big problem a 9ft snake is coiling around your body, but what if she coils around your neck?
    just a thought about this!
    don't know how i could proof that the things going on at our local petstore will happen for real, but i swear it's the truth.
    if you mean with PETA People Eat Tasty Animals you will be right, should you mean these strange people with the suspect thinking and doings yo are wrong!
    i 'm also willing to learn, so give me your knowledge if i' m wrong with something.
    but what me makes wonder about is that nearly all here wont accept that there will be alot bad things that happen around reptiles.
    i never was saying any of you will do any of this and i 'm absolutely sure most reptile owner are good persons that try their very best to do everything to avoid any bad!
    but there will be enough others out there that wont do so.
    and to believe every petstore or big professional breeder will do all alright and do not harm any law is some kind of ignorant.
    when you run a business you will do nearly everything to make a good amount in most cases.
    as i was saying before, just take a look at our own meat and how that will be produced in most cases.
    and at petstores it will begin that they keep 20-30 lizzards like anoles or gekkos that should kept alone together in one tank.
    so there will be many of them that will dying during permanent stress, but it will work cause if they buy a bigger amount of the they will be that cheap they don't have to care about nearly the half of them never will be sold.
    same with breeding the more you breed the less you need to care about that some of them get ill and dying.
    proper care and keeping will cost more than you will lost by dying of a various number of animals.
    that's a fact!
    business is to make money no less no more.
    there will be only a very few the care about the animal have a higher stand than the money.
    and these mostly will have problems to survive cause they have higher prices.
    i clearly say not everyone is doing this that bad but the most for sure!
    believe it or not, it's just sad if you don't see this.
    Where are you from?
    No offense, but I honestly could not understand more than half of the things you were trying to say. It was difficult to comprehend...




    But about the zoo thing (which was the only part I was able to fully understand). A lot of people here and in our community are more knowledgeable than some zoo keepers and/or have more reptiles than most zoo collections. Just something to think about. I'm not saying everyone is an expert, but some of these keepers have been handling these reptiles for 10, 20, 30, 40+ years. Yes, large constrictors have the potential to be dangerous. But you're preaching about a subject you have very little knowledge on.
    Last edited by satomi325; 03-19-2013 at 04:13 PM.

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