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cychluraguy
at Mon Jun 14 20:03:12 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by cychluraguy ]
I posted this befor but it is appropriate to post to this thread. I keep ball pythons in rubbermade tubs and wanted a coupple in tankes to enjoy so I moved 3 of them into 3 exo-tera tankes with hides, mulch, heat, water, branches, etc. I finaly moved them back to the tubs because for 1 month they would not eat in the openness of the tankes. It is not about what we would like it is what makes them feel safe. Even in the rubbermade tubes they spend most of there time in the smaller shoe boxes in the tubs. Many snakes only move around when they have to and would rather stay curled up in a safe hole only comming out to eat, drink, breed, or warm up.
Keeping a cat or dog in a house all the time is probobly more cruel and in a cage at a shelter or breeder is like keeping a snake in a snake bag on the shelf.
Rob
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RE: Step back, breath and look deeper. - cychluraguy, Mon Jun 14 20:03:12 2010