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RE: A few observations of my own.

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Posted by: nasicus at Mon Apr 14 23:18:37 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by nasicus ]  
   

OK Frank lets take this from a different direction. Like the very begining before you got lost and wondered off in differnt directions.

Our original conversation was about caging and that everything we as keepers do to mimic thier native habitat is a bandage fix for our shortcomings because captivity is not thier native habitat.

Please explain to me in 500 words or less how this is not true?

   

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