Rescuing snakes..who's done it?

[Will0W783]

Korbin, that's awesome...I have utmost respect for you for helping out those poor snakes! Too many pet stores have no clue what they are doing.

[KORBIN5895]

Actually they do fairly well with their snakes. Not the best setup but the new manager tries very hard. I also do quite a bit of business with the as far as selling them rodents. So I can't say it is all done out of the goodness of my heart but I do enjoy seeing the stock and their regular reptile guy is pretty decent.

The ma and pa shop across the street used to ha
ve a kickin reptile guy but they are not doing too hot and fired him after 9 years cause he wasn't "worth" his pay. The new guy is being paid minimum wage and has "lots" of knowledge. If you don't believe me just ask him.

And I just thought I would let you all know my name is actually Kevin. I haven't posted it anywhere else and just realized most think my name is Korbin.

[EasternGirl]

It is great that you do that. The pet store that I go to...I don't know, I don't think I like the way they keep the reptiles there. The new reptile manager seems to try a lot harder than the last guy...and he seems like he would be more open to suggestions. But they think they know everything at the store and they have the snakes in horrible enclosures....the tanks are too small, poor lighting, not enough plants, poor humidity, etc., etc... I don't know a lot about big snakes so I didn't even realize this until I was reading threads on here in the last couple of days....now I know that the conditions for the snakes are bad. People in Delaware aren't even allowed to own big snakes...so I don't even know why stores around here sell them. Do you think I should call animal control?