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Posted by: crtoon83 at Mon Aug 23 14:55:22 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by crtoon83 ] getting a reptile permit from the USDA is not extremly hard from what I have heard. To my knowledge, they don't do any kind of routine inspections of the premisis unless there have been complaints issued. where they are bred is not my biggest concern when buying a pet from that type of facility, however. It's more of how they are treated at the actual pet store. Most aren't fed even half as often as they should be. I know this for a fact...I have worked at two pet stores. Didn't stay at either for more than 2 weeks, because I got mad at the owners who wrote the feeding schedules to the associates (most people fed more than they were supposed to actually). The dogs were fed every morning...thats it. not even as much as I feed mine at one meal. The snakes were fed every 10 days...newborn, and every 2 weeks for adults. birds and small animals had bowls of food but most of that was just husks..very little food in it. they get it cheaper that way. thats why i HATE pet stores. The only reason I would get a pet from a pet store is to get it out of that hell hole! [ Hide Replies ]
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