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    Another one here to say just go CB.
    not just the whole needing to go through the process of deworming and all that, shipping sickness in a chondro is preety rough from what I understand. It's not just that it will be less tame.... unless it's a hatchling, you'll need to undo however many years of living wild this animal had (who knows how old an adult will actually be) and train it to eat how you want it to eat. It may not even have a disease to blame, there just may be an entire failure to thrive because they won't adapt and starve or dehydrate themselves.
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