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Well I'm at work talking to my wife on the phone during lunch and she decideds to check out gravid blood python and discovered on the cage above the blood was my first RTB laying there limp. she was an 04 6 1/2' Suriname RTB that I got as a baby. We called the vet and they had us put her in the fridge and we're going to find out how much it'll cost to have an autopsy done to determin if any of out others are at risk.

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Zack Greens Reptiles

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I know the pain of losing our pets that are close to our hearts.
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Python; Bci; Bcl; Bco
3.0 Crazy Dogs and 2.0 cats
Some Tropical Fish
...........and growing!

sorry for the loss i to had to put one of my snakes down a while back a central American that i rescued. when i first got her she was so mall nourished and skinny she was on her death bed well after six months of feeding and constant care she started to improve and get to the point where she was being a boa again i thought she was out of danger boy was i wrong. she developed a r.i
and got to the point she couldn't even breath no mater what i did countless vet visits the decision had to be made. over time i got my motley who has givin me more than any snake i ever owned as a pet but my memories of the my first central American are still there just a letter of support that you arent the only one and your love for your pet and your pets will live on and there will always be a special animal to take its place it just takes time and a moment to move forward to look for it

Ray
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2 triple het sharps m/f
1 motley with attitude
1 sharp anery albino f when i get off my butt and get her from classareptilia
1 fridge with a 12 pack in it