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    Re: Ophidiomyces ophiodiicola: Snake Fungal Disease Spreads, Research Continues

    Quote Originally Posted by tttaylorrr View Post
    i posted about this back in january. it's good to see that the research on it is continuing.
    are u saying there's an opportunity to bamp something?


    Edit:
    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Both sad & frightening. This is exactly why mixing native snakes with non-native snakes is a big no-no. DO think twice before you collect or buy
    wild-caught snakes, as you just might bring this home to the rest of your collection. There are some irresponsible herp businesses, unfortunately,
    that may be helping this to spread (by selling wild caught snakes without testing or quarantine). Snakes already have enough problems.
    sadly true.
    Last edited by Ax01; 05-24-2018 at 02:43 PM.
    RIP Mamba
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