Herps priced drastically below market price. The famous
"throw-away" herp. Has created a type of customer that is not
willing to invest anything in the care of the herp for obvious
reasons (I can always get another one). I am sorry to see the
Rhacodactylus ciliatus (Crested New Caledonian) fal
Hi Julie,
The timing of the article and an abundance of cheap imports is unfortunate.
It was written over a year ago, so it's purely coincidental. I did include
a fair bit about acclimation of wc gex, if anyone actually reads it they have
more than a fighting chance. I started my projects, perhaps
herpnut wrote:
Thank you Julie!!! Unfortunately folks like Mike and I end up as hospice
for dying gex.
Pat Christianson
Pat, I know that is tough. It is no fun to watch what were once
beautiful gex die before your eyes. Karin, did the H. taylori not
survive? That is sad too. You were pl
Thank you Julie!!! Unfortunately folks like Mike and I end up as hospice
for dying gex.
Pat Christianson
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Hi Julie,
Someone is always
> willing to sell you a reptile they know you will kill in short time.
> Perhaps there is an article I can write about ethics here.
I dunno, maybe it's one of those human nature things; the "yeah, my car's
great, but I really want that big Mercedes" thing.
I haven't
I have gotten a lot of phone calls lately about Uroplatus due to the
article in the new Reptiles. I see a shipment of WC must have come in,
because folks are selling mass quantities of U. phantasticus and
probably other types on kingsnake.com. Bummer for the gex, most folks
are not prepared f
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