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    Quote Originally Posted by ECechoHO View Post
    Understood SIR or MA'AM. just as i understand is hmmmm, showing "respect" would be letting "wild" animals be WILD and not for sooooo many people on here a "HOBBY", my snakes are my PETS so it gives me a reason for living and earning money.. There are so many other hobbies out there not including wild animals, animals have feelings just as we do that is why setups have to be appropriate so "no stress" is brought onto those precious animals except being taken from their HOMELAND for "HOBBIES"(smh)....
    Lol i can tell you that my snake is by no means your technical "wild" animal. You can show respect for an animal whether it is your pet, a wild animal, or your cash cow. It doesn't matter what type of creature it is, it still deserves it.

    I can't quite follow your wording from before. Are you against keeping snakes? Are you saying that they should be left in the wild to be respected and since they were captured and now captive bred they no longer need that respect? I also don't understand your stance on the "hobby".

    I think snake keeping can be a hobby and the animal can still be respected and treated properly as well as being used for monetary gain. How is that different from the snake being a "pet" animal as you say yours are that you are also using for monetary gain?

    Sorry if i am missing what you are trying to say but this is how i interpreted it.
    The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.

    Albert Einstein

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