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    Re: Rescuing a ball python from a chain store?

    Quote Originally Posted by Andylee11 View Post
    When they sell out of what they have they just order more
    This is the stone cold truth of big box pet stores...

    You'll never be rescuing an animal from a chain store, you'll just be increasing the demand for their supply.


    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    There are two main US importers/wholesalers selling to large pet stores Co Reptiles By Mack and Gourmet Rodents
    And TGR gets a lot of their stock from a guy named Bill (seriously), who's operation is located about 7 miles from where I'm standing right now.

    Trust me when I say that the Big Box doesn't care where they come from, and will always be happy to tell you their animals are high quality and locally produced.
    Last edited by Slim; 03-26-2016 at 07:58 AM. Reason: Stuff and Stuff
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