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FRoberts
at Thu Jul 3 20:25:03 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FRoberts ]
what you feel in your heart is what matters more so then what any one here says 
>>I was not even going to respond because these people don't know me or know that I have been caring for reptiles since I was about 7 or 8 years old(I'm now 25), and that I have actually spent a lot of time researching
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>>these animals
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>>because it is fun to me to read about them and learn how to take care of them, so it is easy for me to take all of the information in and remember it. I have always been interested in animals, particularly reptiles.
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>>I have never had an experience like this before. The one that died was already 2 years old. I think maybe the move might have stressed him out, or maybe it was the temperature, or maybe it was IBD.
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>>I have since moved the other one to a better cage and have begun rebuilding the old cage(installing plexiglass around it so no draft can get in and mess up the
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>>temperature) and I did get a thermometer so I know what the exact temperature is. And I would never do anything to purposely kill one of my pets. I came on this message board to get advice and that's all I want is advice.
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>>Thank you very much.
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Frank Roberts
I opened my mouth and out flowed a melody black.
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what you feel in your heart is what - FRoberts, Thu Jul 3 20:25:03 2008