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Ailurus
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no then, i don't really see the point of quarantining a CB snake.
also i wouldn't be allowed to put him in a different room, all reptiles must be kept in my bedroom, according to my parents
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PaulG
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| Ailurus wrote: | no then, i don't really see the point of quarantining a CB snake.
also i wouldn't be allowed to put him in a different room, all reptiles must be kept in my bedroom, according to my parents |
You dont see the point !?!?
I dont think you would say that if it decimated your collection.
Just because it hasmt happened doesn't mean it wont happen !!!!!!!!!!!!
I had to persued mum to let me use her room for quarantine.
But really you must quarantine any new arrival.
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Jack
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Ailurus
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| Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:47 pm Post subject: |
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yes i understand your input, but i seriously doubt that i will be able to quarantine any animals in any room other than my own, my parents are that strict.
If i purchased any WC snakes then that would be different
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Lynne
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he is absolutely gorgeous tom. and i cant wait to see the babies you get from sue. when are you getting them?
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quasimodo
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Some of the babies have now eaten three times, just want to get one more feed into them for Tom, then he can have them  All have now eaten at least once- whew  They are soooo dinky and sweet.
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Lynne
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baby hoggies are the cutest things going. i have a fully grown male, but i bought him fully grown. so iv never had the pleasure of bringing up a baby. i dont think it would get peace, i would constantly be carrying it around!!! 
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Ailurus
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i cannot wait!! i am so excited!!
Sue how often are you feeding the little babies?
lol thanks lynne, i know i love my new hoggie and i have only had him 2 days, i really like holding him, he is so friendly, but i need to restrict myself to let him settle in lol. He had 2 large fluffs yesterday, i was going to give him small mice, but i didn't have any left. lol going to get some more this weekend
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