I think they meant conglomerate.Originally Posted by extensive
The pet stores we have in Canada are pretty bad as well. I bought my first bp from there, needless to say I didn't keep it for more then 2 days.
When it was sold to me, the guy selling it to me asked numerous questions, which I already had answers for and knew what I was getting myself into.
The pet store issues:
A) They sell the BP's for $192.00 + taxes for a normal.
B) They are full of mites.
C) I remember reading about how picky they can be as eaters and asked if they were eating and he told me the snake was.
Anyways, the snake had a slit up its stomach which I am still not sure what that was.. I called the petstore the day after and specifically asked for the person who feeds the lizards. Took me 2 days to finally talk to him. He was honest and told me the snake had never eaten the whole time the snake was with them, which was 4 weeks. When I brought the snake back they tried to tell me the snake should not have been for sale, but it was because the tag was flipped over showing the price.
After talking to that person for about 20 minutes on the phone, I put the snake back in the bag and brought it to them. I gave it to one of the workers and they way she was handling the snake was so rough. You could pet the snakes head like it was a cat or a dog, there wasn't any resistance from the snake what so ever.
They told me they would not sell the snake, but I have
I was up there the other day because I was out of mice and my supplier has moved now and I always check out the animals. They have an adult bearded dragon for sale for $249.99. Here's what makes that worse, half of the dragons tail is missing.
They have another aquarium with a younger dragon for sale, a little less then for the adult, missing half of its tail as well and has a bunch of stuck shed in its ear. It's disgusting there.
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