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    Re: How to keep retics on the smaller side? (Mainlands)

    Quote Originally Posted by Dehlol View Post

    Based on what? Owning a few animals and doing some google reading? In that case I could be a tractor expert!
    Based on scientific literature analysis, based on geographic distribution and a working knowledge of evolution and speciation events through natural selection. Based on studying evolutionary theory, conservation biology, and herpetology at the university for 5 years. Again, I've had enough of your wise knowledge. Please feel free to stop quoting me and go finish your book on tractors, since anyone with an idea must have received it from Google. Unless you have at the minimum of a masters in Herpetology / evolutionary biology, stop listening to the marketing ploys and spewing information because you have more snakes in captivity. Let me pass the shovel so you can continue burying the point of this conversation.
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