All i see is a lot of trolling lol... Don't you all have something better to do with your time lol

our time is spent to keep people aware of her snakes conditions. Wouldn't you like to know of potential IBD in the industry that could be passed on.

I personally will NOT buy from anyone that has boas.

Of course i would Rich but something comes up your name is in the middle. Do we have any proof about what's going on now ?? Or is this all coming from the past ??

My name isnt in middle of anything. I have the right to alert ppl of anyone who has done worng. My reputation speaks for its self.

i dont deal with boas anymore for a reason. All I wanted to do was bump the post up so people knew she was still selling.

All I want was to see proof test were done and everything is clean. Then im satisfied. Im not on a witch hunt at all.

OK but how long has it been since the IBD concern ?? I'm just trying to get the whole story ??

Have to ask Ashley about it. Im wanting to see Papers, thats all i care about.

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Hardly.
Until her fun with reptiles and the internet is over, it won't be. Her other animals that died were NOT tested or she would put the proof here. If you have nothing to hide, prove it.

And yes, I have better things to do. I have a job and animals to care for, but I am guilty that certain push my buttons the wrong way with how they treat their animals and the people they sell those animals to, and I am guilty of voicing my opinions about it. Ashley did bad, dirty business. Period. There is proof of it here by her OWN statements, and contradictions of those statements.

She's never shown any accountability in any of this; it's always been the fault of someone else. Of course she will call foul on the BOI being a crowd where "any old gang can start rumors about people". However, this is not the case with HER. She has been called out on poor business practices and potentially endangering others' collections and there is PROOF.

The moral of the story is that you probably shouldn't sell animals after you have a positive report for IBD, as indicated by a veterinarian based on pathology and necropsy results and clinical signs. Nor should you sell animals until you are sure you have your mite problem 100% under control. And the biggest thing one can possibly learn is that you should really watch what you say on the internet and how you portray yourself because it will almost always come back to haunt you, as it has here.

This is about how I feel as well, but she keeps making excuses as to why she shouldn't have to test anything. :shrug01:

It does grab my attention when this thread keeps popping up, over a year later. People should be leery, for sure.

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