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Old 05-28-14, 07:53 PM   #16
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Haha, well, he is sweet, however once I open the enclosure door, he's darting out. Actually, all my reptiles are named after serial killers, or tyrannical leaders. So, hes actually named after Ted Bundy.
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Great pick up, always good to see critters taken from a potentially bad situation and go to a good home. And free makes it even more awesome.

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One of my pet peeves with this hobby is people who do not do there research. Basic things like husbandry, care, feeding, ADULT SIZE.
Agreed. Although it certainly is not limited to the reptile hobby. I keep nature aquariums and it drives me nuts to see somebody leaving a pet store with a ten gallon aquarium, two baby oscars and a plecostomus. People honestly believe the fish will stay small if kept in a small aquarium. I've had people tell me the same about their snake. Then when the critters do get to big they just toss them out. I have a picture somewhere of some twenty or thirty plecostomus taken by bow fishers from a lake in Texas.
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Oh, I agree. I don't know much about fish, but I know it goes across the board for all animals. My wife works at the shelter and at least once a week someone brings in a big dog claiming they didn't know how big it was going to get, but it looked so cute as a puppy.

That on top of the mis-information that is out there. I was in petco buying some crickets and overheard a sales rep telling a customer that the iguana would get about a foot long, and that's it. Had to step in on that one.
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Haha, well, he is sweet, however once I open the enclosure door, he's darting out. Actually, all my reptiles are named after serial killers, or tyrannical leaders. So, hes actually named after Ted Bundy.
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Hahaha, that is an amazing gif. I am definitely going to steal that!
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Have at it. One of my favorites from reddit.
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Nice looking burm & retic, do you plan on growing them really big?
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Old 05-29-14, 08:38 PM   #23
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If you mean like power feed, no. I have no breeding plans, so I plan to let them grow at there natural pace. I got a really good deal on an AP T65 cage for the burm, with RHP and belly heat all ready installed, and I am going to make an 8x3x3 for the retic. My guy that was going to build the cages decided to stop responding...
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Beautiful! I actually inquired about the same Retic about 30 minutes after you got them! I figured it was one of those situations of buying without knowledge...She looks a lot like my female Retic.
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Man, I saw the craigslist ad about the these two, and called about 30 minutes after they left! The Retic is beautiful. Looks a lot like my young female Retic. Looks like you got a great inheritance!
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