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[Lankyrob]

I have a Masters in HRM and i think some people need to toughen up and others need to pull their necks in.

Noone has been rude or offensive on this thread, a question was asked, opinions requested, and answers - honest answers, were given by experienced reptile keepers.

If you dont like honest answers dont ask honest questions

[Terranaut]

I also meant no offence and thought my comment to be serious.

[Zoo Nanny]

Originally Posted by Terranaut

I also meant no offence and thought my comment to be serious.

I took no offense to your responses and appreciated them.
Lanky Rob
As far as people not being offensive we differ. Pulling half statements and twisting what has been said is in fact offensive and did not answer the question that I had asked. I came on here asking for help on my website. What I got was attacked for cooking food and asking a question regarding meat.
A number of the responses were honest constructive criticism which I appreciate and don't take offense to and appreciated also those that took the time to read my site and offer suggestions. It was obvious that some who felt there was a need to attack did not bother to read my site fully if at all.
I joined this site because after reading a number of post I thought that I had found a good herp site finally. I hope that my first impression is true and that I will continue to enjoy and learn from reading the threads.

[jhinton6932]

I joined this site because after reading a number of post I thought that I had found a good herp site finally. I hope that my first impression is true and that I will continue to enjoy and learn from reading the threads.

true that. best herp site on the net

[KORBIN5895]

Originally Posted by jhinton6932

true that. best herp site on the net

Of course it is. I am here.

Also I never bothered to read the site... just saying. I hate links.

[jhinton6932]

Also I never bothered to read the site... just saying. I hate links.

lol K-dog i love you

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by Zoo Nanny

I took no offense to your responses and appreciated them.
Lanky Rob
As far as people not being offensive we differ. Pulling half statements and twisting what has been said is in fact offensive and did not answer the question that I had asked. I came on here asking for help on my website. What I got was attacked for cooking food and asking a question regarding meat.
A number of the responses were honest constructive criticism which I appreciate and don't take offense to and appreciated also those that took the time to read my site and offer suggestions. It was obvious that some who felt there was a need to attack did not bother to read my site fully if at all.
I joined this site because after reading a number of post I thought that I had found a good herp site finally. I hope that my first impression is true and that I will continue to enjoy and learn from reading the threads.

You asked for opinions on your site. Not my fault, or anyone's that you simply felt attacked or that you didn't like them.

You did join a semi-knowledgable herp site. You'll get the information you need to care for herps here.

What YOU need for your site is someone who works in advertising to help market yourself better to the herp customer. Since you plan to keep on that track of wanting to attract more....

[Zoo Nanny]

The more I thought about what was said here regarding cooked meats the more curious I became and began doing some research. I knew that not only had I been told to cook meat by two different vets but had also seen it on care sheets. Below is one of a few different sites that I saw speaking of meats being fed to BTS.
"Meats can include cooked shredded/ground (lean) chicken, beef or turkey, different types of worms and insects, an occasional mouse, and a small amount of cat food. Do not feed raw meats. While it's true that blue tongues eat some carrion in the wild, our processed meat is a little different than the natural way of things—hormone injections, unsanitary slaughterhouses, you name it. It's definitely important to cook out any weird bacteria or contamination. Especially since cooking it is so easy. " Taken from Bluetongueskinks.net
Having only had to feed one reptile my own BTS meat to get him off the cat food that he had been eating when he refused all else I don't feel that asking about meats with other reptiles was such an off the wall question or a newbie question. Fortunately all of the other reptiles I have owned or worked with were not picky eaters and readily ate.