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rtdunham
at Tue Jan 17 22:55:45 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rtdunham ]
>>...I intended to use them in my educational reptile show business...While I can still obviously keep these animals within the state, I've been getting requests to do shows in other states. Maybe I should bring in empty cages and tell the kids and teachers, "Sorry, FWS says I can't show you this animal."
Actually, if you want a genuinely educational reptile show that wouldn't be a bad idea. I mean, you can't really argue that being unable to show a burn or whatever would actually preclude you from presenting a genuine, beneficial educational reptile show, can you? So why not display an empty cage as a lead-in to an important conversation about exotics, and invasives, and conservation?
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- This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - Jlassiter, Mon Jan 16 22:15:25 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - rosspadilla, Tue Jan 17 00:01:30 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - Drudge, Tue Jan 17 06:02:05 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - HeavenHell, Tue Jan 17 09:41:21 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - FR, Tue Jan 17 09:50:04 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - Brandon Osborne, Tue Jan 17 11:20:52 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - varanid, Tue Jan 17 11:53:53 2012
- Another example of how this hurts us - mfoux, Tue Jan 17 17:33:45 2012
 RE: Another example of how this hurts us - rtdunham, Tue Jan 17 22:55:45 2012
- You can still keep em and breed em - PHFaust, Tue Jan 17 21:10:16 2012
- RE: This Doesn't Look Good for Burm Keepers! - markg, Wed Jan 18 14:55:31 2012
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