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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    If I have to justify its quality of life than I have no interest. This is especially true in animals that it is hard to judge how well they are. Just because an animal attains the basics for life such as breeding, eating, and of course not dying, is it truly living a good life?
    In captivity

    Spider: Eat, poop, shed, breed

    Other mutations: Eat, poop, shed, breed

    Should make you wonder if the mutations you keep really have a quality of life in captivity as well.


    We are talking about snake here not dogs, not human SNAKES
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