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Jordan700
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| deborahbroadus wrote: |
Thanks Jordan!! Although some of them are advertised as not needing a thermosat (yes, someone actually told me that they don't get hot enough to need a thermosat!) It's always better to be safe than sorry. We hear of horror stories of snakes being stolen, infected with IBD (i do sometimes suspect that a rival might have infected someone's inventory of snakes.) burning, being eaten by rats, mice, escaping..and still we make the same mistakes repeatedly. 
It's always good to have reminders.  |
What kind of sick person would do this? I get PISSED just thinking someone could do that to somebody. How could someone lower themselves to that level? Even breeders that have screwed me over, I would never think to do something like that.
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deborahbroadus
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A wily, cunning sick person. Somone using "cut-throat" business tactics to put a competitor out of business. It's a harsh world out there. People like you, and others on this forum, have ethics. We would never think of doing something that would hurt animals. (we might push people down the stairs, but would never hurt an animal)
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RonCrawford
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| Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 8:56 pm Post subject: |
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| deborahbroadus wrote: | | A wily, cunning sick person. Somone using "cut-throat" business tactics to put a competitor out of business. It's a harsh world out there. People like you, and others on this forum, have ethics. We would never think of doing something that would hurt animals. (we might push people down the stairs, but would never hurt an animal) |
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stumpy_wigmaker
Joined: 23 Aug 2006
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Here are some photos!!!
haha im still working on a name( I know im a bad daddy but i want it to be good!!) Hey realy fast, whenever I get her out of her rock(right hand corner of 2nd pic.) she feels alittle chilly? is that o.k. the temp is good, let me know thanks!!!
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deborahbroadus
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Sorry, it's not good. How are you measuring the temps? :(
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ted1025
Joined: 15 Aug 2006
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Ok, 5 slot rack with thermostat coming Thursday.
Now all I need to do is find some snakes to fill those drawers! And finally get my BP that I have now sexed (I've been saying I'm going to do this for like that past week ehheh)
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stumpy_wigmaker
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im trying to find a wal-mart thing, but they havent had any in. I have two stick on thermo's (one on the warm and the other on the cool) the cool is always just above 80F closer to 85-88F warm side by the heat lamp is 90-100F. should i move the heat pad under her rock? :?
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ted1025
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I would say yes move the heat rock and lamp to one side as previously stated in the other thread. (someone else correct me if I'm wrong)
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deborahbroadus
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| Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 10:26 am Post subject: |
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| ted1025 wrote: | Ok, 5 slot rack with thermostat coming Thursday.
Now all I need to do is find some snakes to fill those drawers! And finally get my BP that I have now sexed (I've been saying I'm going to do this for like that past week ehheh) |
Hurray!!! A new convert! that is definitely a priority, wouldn't wanna put two males together!! Although I have heard of the lesser ethical breeders doing it by accident, because they missexed their snakes or purchased on without verifiying what they had!
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ted1025
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Yea I just can't decide what morph to get...I wanted Albino but now I'm thinking spider or pastel, I don't know, any suggestions??
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RonCrawford
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| ted1025 wrote: | | Yea I just can't decide what morph to get...I wanted Albino but now I'm thinking spider or pastel, I don't know, any suggestions?? |
Depends on what your overall strategy is. If you want to breed and produce morphs "quickly" then go with a pastel or spider.
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ted1025
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Yea I narrowed it down to them, I guess I would like which ever would turn out more of a chance to make more money when selling.
I like the spider better then the pastel, but with a pastel I could make a super pastel over time, ahhhhhhhh decisions decisions.
How much are super pastels usually sold for?
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RonCrawford
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| ted1025 wrote: | Yea I narrowed it down to them, I guess I would like which ever would turn out more of a chance to make more money when selling.
I like the spider better then the pastel, but with a pastel I could make a super pastel over time, ahhhhhhhh decisions decisions.
How much are super pastels usually sold for? |
You'll make money faster with co-doms. When you're ready to make a purchase send me an email or phone me. I'll take good care of you. 
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deborahbroadus
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| RonCrawford wrote: | | ted1025 wrote: | Yea I narrowed it down to them, I guess I would like which ever would turn out more of a chance to make more money when selling.
I like the spider better then the pastel, but with a pastel I could make a super pastel over time, ahhhhhhhh decisions decisions.
How much are super pastels usually sold for? |
You'll make money faster with co-doms. When you're ready to make a purchase send me an email or phone me. I'll take good care of you. |
I can testify that he will! 
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deborahbroadus
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| RonCrawford wrote: | | ted1025 wrote: | | Yea I just can't decide what morph to get...I wanted Albino but now I'm thinking spider or pastel, I don't know, any suggestions?? |
Depends on what your overall strategy is. If you want to breed and produce morphs "quickly" then go with a pastel or spider. |
Yes, you need a strategy, I have one!! OH, and I am picking up my Spider, Normal female, and a yellowbelly male tomorrow!! Yahhhh!!! Then...I have a strategy, but I have to work it out on paper...and pair them together to achieve the goal I am...I want a Super Pastel, BumbleBee, Ivory, and Piebald! I am selling the rest! lol
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