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02-11-12, 06:31 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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I am unfamiliar with border regs, but could one of them be taken across the border for a "romantic weekend"?
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I'm not sure if regius is a CITES II species or not, it wouldn't exactly be difficult though...
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02-11-12, 07:25 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
First up, snakes crossing borders. There isn't a point. It takes time and a lot of paperwork to just ship a simple albino ball across the lines. Might as well just buy an adult male or baby female for the same price.
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Originally Posted by KrazyKat
I take it by your lack of response that you can provide no supportive "evidence" to your defamatory statement. I'm actually studying internet law, social media and defamation right now at my firm, and I am not in any way trying to be rude, or argue, but defamation is very serious, especially when it can impact someone's livelihood by tarnishing their good name. Urban Reptile has a very good name, I can vouch for them myself after 4 (soon to be 5) beautiful boas from them, all in perfect health, all exactly what they were marked as (morphs and sexes), perfect sheds, no mites, not a scratch/kink, never missed a meal, etc. And I definitely asked around about them and did my research before my first purchase. Since then, I have only heard good things about them, and after many conversation with the owner and staff, my high opinion & respect for Urban Reptile has only grown.
Yes, I am defending them - but I welcome you, or anyone else to give me a reason not to. Factual statements are not defamatory.
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First of all, I know what defamation is and I also know you couldn't get me for my opinion on that company. Also it's libel when it's written. NOT defamation or slander.
Second of all, if you did "research" on your oh so favourite breeders you'll see they don't have a reputation anymore. I'll post links.
Toffee not a Banana...Mistaken Identity Opps! - Reptile Forum - Bush-League Breeders Club
To sum it up, what they did was bring in a mutation from the wild and breed it. Sell the hets for thousands of dollars and THEN when someone ended up proving that these 10's of thousand of dollar snakes (the toffee ball) was compatible with the "lowly" albino ball making crosses known as "toffino's" they told them to keep it quiet so the public wouldn't find out. The public did and now they've destroyed their reputation. Somehow you think this is "okay" to consider them reputable.
Lastly, I didn't respond sooner as I didn't check this thread until now.
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02-11-12, 07:33 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
First up, snakes crossing borders. There isn't a point. It takes time and a lot of paperwork to just ship a simple albino ball across the lines. Might as well just buy an adult male or baby female for the same price.
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Oh it would definitely be a total hassle to do it. They're babies still, so we're just dreaming with the idea for now Aaron. It's just fun to talk about it because our babies are soooo good looking
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02-11-12, 10:04 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
First up, snakes crossing borders. There isn't a point. It takes time and a lot of paperwork to just ship a simple albino ball across the lines. Might as well just buy an adult male or baby female for the same price.
First of all, I know what defamation is and I also know you couldn't get me for my opinion on that company. Also it's libel when it's written. NOT defamation or slander.
Second of all, if you did "research" on your oh so favourite breeders you'll see they don't have a reputation anymore. I'll post links.
Toffee not a Banana...Mistaken Identity Opps! - Reptile Forum - Bush-League Breeders Club
To sum it up, what they did was bring in a mutation from the wild and breed it. Sell the hets for thousands of dollars and THEN when someone ended up proving that these 10's of thousand of dollar snakes (the toffee ball) was compatible with the "lowly" albino ball making crosses known as "toffino's" they told them to keep it quiet so the public wouldn't find out. The public did and now they've destroyed their reputation. Somehow you think this is "okay" to consider them reputable.
Lastly, I didn't respond sooner as I didn't check this thread until now.
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Buzz kill XD
We are just having fun with the idea.. Yes society has made it extremely difficult to do anything easily anymore.. We all get that point! Doesn't mean we can't think about it.. and who knows by the time they are breeding age I could be living in the States.. soooooo.
And also... that was posted a really long time ago.. you didn't really have to bring it up.. you could have pm'd Kat herself and brought it all back up again.. All I'm saying is.. this is a thread about Alba.. and while I don't mind random talks I'd really like to keep arguing out of it..
Now on the other hand Kat doesn't really come on SsnakesS.. or even facebook for that matter, anymore.. so again.. you really didn't have to bring it up.. We all have our own personal preferences .. and people make mistakes, that doesn't mean the majority of their stuff isn't still nice.
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02-11-12, 10:15 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
I couldn't resist, lol.... I need sleep XD
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02-11-12, 10:17 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
Bahah that's hilarious.. he's all like pleaaaaaaaaase.. and she's all hiding and about to cover her face with her tail, all shy .. and blushing :P
Oh wait.. those are just her eyes XD lmao
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02-12-12, 02:40 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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Originally Posted by Kayla90
Buzz kill XD
We are just having fun with the idea.. Yes society has made it extremely difficult to do anything easily anymore.. We all get that point! Doesn't mean we can't think about it.. and who knows by the time they are breeding age I could be living in the States.. soooooo.
And also... that was posted a really long time ago.. you didn't really have to bring it up.. you could have pm'd Kat herself and brought it all back up again.. All I'm saying is.. this is a thread about Alba.. and while I don't mind random talks I'd really like to keep arguing out of it..
Now on the other hand Kat doesn't really come on SsnakesS.. or even facebook for that matter, anymore.. so again.. you really didn't have to bring it up.. We all have our own personal preferences .. and people make mistakes, that doesn't mean the majority of their stuff isn't still nice.
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Why would I PM someone instead of letting everyone see the facts? That's all I did. I'm not arguing I'm stating facts that I was asked to procure, if she comes here or not. I don't want to be shown as someone who doesn't back up their statements.
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02-12-12, 08:29 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
First up, snakes crossing borders. There isn't a point. It takes time and a lot of paperwork to just ship a simple albino ball across the lines. Might as well just buy an adult male or baby female for the same price.
First of all, I know what defamation is and I also know you couldn't get me for my opinion on that company. Also it's libel when it's written. NOT defamation or slander.
Second of all, if you did "research" on your oh so favourite breeders you'll see they don't have a reputation anymore. I'll post links.
Toffee not a Banana...Mistaken Identity Opps! - Reptile Forum - Bush-League Breeders Club
To sum it up, what they did was bring in a mutation from the wild and breed it. Sell the hets for thousands of dollars and THEN when someone ended up proving that these 10's of thousand of dollar snakes (the toffee ball) was compatible with the "lowly" albino ball making crosses known as "toffino's" they told them to keep it quiet so the public wouldn't find out. The public did and now they've destroyed their reputation. Somehow you think this is "okay" to consider them reputable.
Lastly, I didn't respond sooner as I didn't check this thread until now.
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Thanks for the update, I was waiting to hear your response Aaron. Sorry Kayla if we are disrupting your thread. I have a few more questions, if Aaron wouldn't mind PM'ing me the answers..
When did it happen that they sold the hets toffees as het bananas? I met Terry and Greg from Royal Python Ranch and saw their Banana, and apparently only 3 other breeders in Canada have the morph. When I first got into ball pythons, I was told to check out Urban Python, and I remember in Sep 2011 they already had the Het toffee's for sale, at 5,500 for a female and 4,500 for a male.
How much were the Het Banana's going for? And was it ever resolved? (Sorry if this is answered all in your link, I am off to work so thought I'd ask anyways)
Also Kayla, she's a beauty  And I think your melamine rack looks awesome!!
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02-12-12, 08:40 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
Well as long as it's something that people are still interested in.. I don't mind.
I know you weren't arguing, I just don't want it to lead to arguing, that's all. So as long as this just stays as interest, carry on.
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02-12-12, 08:51 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
I personally have enjoyed this thread. It also reinforces my serious dislike for most rp morphs (that's cause I am a little slow or something)
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02-12-12, 10:01 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
I honestly can't give you the answers on those dates. I never really followed the toffee or banana mutation before that thread so I couldn't give you any more information dude. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by mattchibi
Thanks for the update, I was waiting to hear your response Aaron. Sorry Kayla if we are disrupting your thread. I have a few more questions, if Aaron wouldn't mind PM'ing me the answers..
When did it happen that they sold the hets toffees as het bananas? I met Terry and Greg from Royal Python Ranch and saw their Banana, and apparently only 3 other breeders in Canada have the morph. When I first got into ball pythons, I was told to check out Urban Python, and I remember in Sep 2011 they already had the Het toffee's for sale, at 5,500 for a female and 4,500 for a male.
How much were the Het Banana's going for? And was it ever resolved? (Sorry if this is answered all in your link, I am off to work so thought I'd ask anyways)
Also Kayla, she's a beauty  And I think your melamine rack looks awesome!!
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02-12-12, 10:09 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
First up, snakes crossing borders. There isn't a point. It takes time and a lot of paperwork to just ship a simple albino ball across the lines.
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I wasn't thinking shipping, Aaron. I know that driving plants across the border is not a problem & no paper work is needed (not talking huge shipments, just if you were taking a few over in your car). Don't know if the same standards apply to herps. Course the fact that the two live so far apart would be a big issue. (Wasn't considering the fact that Alessia is in FL when I first mentioned it.)
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02-12-12, 11:36 AM
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Re: Alba the Albino
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Originally Posted by DragonsEye
I wasn't thinking shipping, Aaron. I know that driving plants across the border is not a problem & no paper work is needed (not talking huge shipments, just if you were taking a few over in your car). Don't know if the same standards apply to herps. Course the fact that the two live so far apart would be a big issue. (Wasn't considering the fact that Alessia is in FL when I first mentioned it.)
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no matter which way you cross you still need paperwork for CITES animals. It would defeat the purpose of having these regulations if you could just drive them across borders.
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02-12-12, 12:06 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
My experience with Urban Reptiles was unprofessional at the least. Extremely unhappy with the customer service and product.
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02-12-12, 01:31 PM
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Re: Alba the Albino
I for one appreciate Aaron's response to the topic. Best to stay informed.
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