Augustus June 2017 - February 2018

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Wow. Literally everyone else in this thread demonstrated more tact, and sympathy and still got a better point across than you. You added nothing to this thread other then to insult me and insinuate that I want him to have the worst possible disease because, what, attention? I didn't go running into the store banging pots and pans screaming the black plague is infecting the store's snakes.

I went in there quietly, talked to the manager and told him everything that happened with the snake. I told him my thoughts on it and what I thought it was but that it wasn't diagnosed yet and that it would be a good idea for them to do so cause if true, their own stock and breeder they're buying from could potentially be infected.

I just wanted to make this thread to get support just like anyone else does when they make this type of thread, and helpful advice is always a plus. But your post, was nothing but spiteful.

Sorry I don't do sugar coating things when it comes to SERIOUS allegations, nothing I said was untrue was it? YOU came here claiming your snake died of IBD not me, you could have simply said I lost my snake and a necropsy is being performed instead YOU not me JUMP to conclusion.

Am I sorry that the animal died yes however you came here claiming something that is untrue again not me, and when I saw the thread I imidiately look at your history to know when the animal came from, imagine people with limited knowledge doing the same looking back at your previous thread those people might think "OMG Petsmart snakes have IBD".

You just don't go around saying I lost my snake to IBD this is a pretty serious allegations.

On a side note looking at your previous thread I am not surprised the animal died, considering how it looked https://i.imgur.com/AvCmyrF.jpg , it was emaciated underfed and in poor condition (not your fault but not something that should have been purchased as a new owner) and then he was not feeding for you because because of husbandry issues that were pointed out even though at that age they are voracious.

BP in that kind of condition that do not get back quickly on food do not usually live long.

So far everything has gone good for my new BP, now I just need to get him to eat! He is on (frozen) mouse fuzzies at the moment since that was what he was on at the store and I have been warned he likes to not eat some weeks, but this sounds just like any other BP.

The tank I use is a 30 with a screen top, which I cover about 50% of the top with clear acrylic to help keep in humidity.

So yeah it's sad but those are facts, now you can argue but I won't return to this thread so have a good day.