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05-31-2006, 05:05 PM

or any after math flames are wrong in your logic or what you have heard/read .I'm saying ( if I didn't my bad ) that with the age and weight of younger snappers and the other species it is not of severe injury to pick them up this way to control. I 've seen the best of the best do this of the herpetological field in years past. True that I WOULD never do this to a larger or weightier specimen but i have seen it done with absolutely no severe consequences even on them. And for the fact as previously posted in my behalf....several specimens that I used this pick up and control method I had for over 12 years with one being 20 years in my captive care. sooooo.......

05-31-2006, 05:05 PM	#6
old guy	I'm not saying either of you all or any after math flames are wrong in your logic or what you have heard/read .I'm saying ( if I didn't my bad ) that with the age and weight of younger snappers and the other species it is not of severe injury to pick them up this way to control. I 've seen the best of the best do this of the herpetological field in years past. True that I WOULD never do this to a larger or weightier specimen but i have seen it done with absolutely no severe consequences even on them. And for the fact as previously posted in my behalf....several specimens that I used this pick up and control method I had for over 12 years with one being 20 years in my captive care. sooooo.......