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Old 07-25-16, 03:22 PM   #15
dannybgoode
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Re: Safe handling practice for large snakes

I saw the video of the Burm swimming. Madness but people think it's cool.

@dave. That is bonkers! Darwin award winners abound though. I don't know what the answer is when it comes to giants. The morph craze in particular seems to be pushing the Retic thing and at some point the market is going to implode and there's going to be a ton of very large snakes around that no one wants to home.

Makes the beardie problem seem like nothing!

Trouble is so few sellers vet the buyers. Thing that attracted me to the reptile store I go to is they make it really difficult for you to buy a giant but they're so much in the minority.
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