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Posted by: joecop at Thu Jul 5 22:17:43 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by joecop ] Lu, I said I was staying out of these "discussions" from now on. However, well said. I am not now, or never did saying that bonding does not happen. I DONT KNOW!! I will keep my snakes the best I can, and they breed and are healthy. (my recent inspection by DNR was given high praise by the way [ Hide Replies ]
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) Like you stated, no matter what I do I cannot duplicate mother nature. I will say that I have reduced my collection in HALF in recent months in order to give the remaining animals larger cages with better gradients to improve their living conditions. (at least what I THINK will improve their conditions.) FR and Bluerosy I am not here to argue, I am done with that. I will continue to read your posts and if I find information that will better the care of my animals I will certainly use it.. Peace.
RE: The subject of bonding - joecop, Thu Jul 5 22:17:43 2012
