Yes, this is exactly what it was. I think some called/call it "burmese disease". I called it "snake aids" because once they got it it was just a matter of time before they died. My colony was deliberately sabatoged by a large reptile breeder/competitor via one adult female burmese that was infected but not showing signs. Paybacks are cool though, you know. And his days are numbered. This may sound bad, but I never forget when someone does something horible to me, and all wrongs must be set right eventually.





>>I am shocked and sad to hear of your loss Brian. I know a few people who suffered tremendous losses to a Burmese bug that mimicked RI in the 80's could this have been it?

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>>Marcia Pimentel

>>Tango River Reptiles

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It isn't "Ideas" that fail or succeed,... it is the "Systems" which are instilled to launch and sustain the idea that either fail or succeed.>[Me.]

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