dragonluver83
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Yea i agree, real harsh statement. I dont know why you'd say that about Edwin. Fact is from someone other than Edwin. Thousands of animals sounds alittle extreme. But a thousand i dont doubt... I have seen his breeders and know he breeds. i dont know the amount of babies he produces but lets go 600 babies a year. which is actually kinda low.(bearded dragons can lay alot of eggs and most of my girls lay 4 clutches a year from 22 to 38 eggs a clutch) then you buy - sell and trade.(hope you dont mind i put your buss out there like that dude) but I know he does alot of trading. and he would trade a high end dragon for a clutch of lower end dragons and turn them around at pet stores or other buyers. So 1 dragon for a clutch of 18 to 25 dragons. then flips them... So i dont doubt the business he does. and Edwin is more of a reptil expo guy... i know he does every show he can from Ohio to white plains Ny. (where he ran into Chris A.) and as far south as Virginia. So as far as his rep on the web goes he's not the most popular. But at the shows, his table is usually pretty busy. and lets face it. people run to the web to trash talk before they come to praise somebody. so thats probly why you hear more bad then the good on some people.
I see his animals every month at the reptile show in harve de grace MD, and never seen anything that looked sick or unhealthy... and most of the time we both feed the animals in front of the customers so they can see it feed and thrive.
And for 8 years of dragons, you dont know much!!! Your quarantine methods are terrible. New animals should be treated, packaging left outside, cage should be treated. and animal should be kept by itself for at least 2 weeks of monitoring. I think most people that are not new to these animals know that. Wasnt the animal also hand picked at the show??? and wasnt the animal fine until put into a cage with the other dragon??? And both animals are dead??? i dont know about blaming anyone in this situation because you dont know what happened... You have no idea what animal was sick or if you did something to kill both animals. it wasnt one but two animals from two separate breeders. So something doesnt sound right. would love a response when you can learn the rules!
That's a pretty harsh statement, Ed...can you back it up.
I just did a search on Mr Sanders, and found 3 threads - including this one.
One was positive. That leaves one other thread, and there was only one person describing a negative experience, which hardly sounds like the picture you are painting. As a matter of fact, Mr Sanders has referenced his inexperience with regard to that episode...which sort of belies any sort of long history, since that situation took place a year ago.
Him selling thousands of dragons in the past year - well, that does sound like an exaggeration, unless he's got a bigger name and reputation than I thought.
Yea i agree, real harsh statement. I dont know why you'd say that about Edwin. Fact is from someone other than Edwin. Thousands of animals sounds alittle extreme. But a thousand i dont doubt... I have seen his breeders and know he breeds. i dont know the amount of babies he produces but lets go 600 babies a year. which is actually kinda low.(bearded dragons can lay alot of eggs and most of my girls lay 4 clutches a year from 22 to 38 eggs a clutch) then you buy - sell and trade.(hope you dont mind i put your buss out there like that dude) but I know he does alot of trading. and he would trade a high end dragon for a clutch of lower end dragons and turn them around at pet stores or other buyers. So 1 dragon for a clutch of 18 to 25 dragons. then flips them... So i dont doubt the business he does. and Edwin is more of a reptil expo guy... i know he does every show he can from Ohio to white plains Ny. (where he ran into Chris A.) and as far south as Virginia. So as far as his rep on the web goes he's not the most popular. But at the shows, his table is usually pretty busy. and lets face it. people run to the web to trash talk before they come to praise somebody. so thats probly why you hear more bad then the good on some people.
I'll have to say, I met Edwin in person at a show. Very nice guy, and all the dragons he had looked good, and I don't think I saw any extremely small dragons being sold....nothing out of the ordinary that would have drawn attention. I did not buy anything from Edwin, but from an observational point of view, he appeared to be friendly, polite, and have decent dragons with him.
I can't stand seeing someone get attacked, especially on a damn forum from someone that probably has never dealt with him personally. Kind of odd, that it seems as though Ed likes to take the opportunity when he can to make someone else that is involved in Bearded Dragons look bad.
I see his animals every month at the reptile show in harve de grace MD, and never seen anything that looked sick or unhealthy... and most of the time we both feed the animals in front of the customers so they can see it feed and thrive.
And for 8 years of dragons, you dont know much!!! Your quarantine methods are terrible. New animals should be treated, packaging left outside, cage should be treated. and animal should be kept by itself for at least 2 weeks of monitoring. I think most people that are not new to these animals know that. Wasnt the animal also hand picked at the show??? and wasnt the animal fine until put into a cage with the other dragon??? And both animals are dead??? i dont know about blaming anyone in this situation because you dont know what happened... You have no idea what animal was sick or if you did something to kill both animals. it wasnt one but two animals from two separate breeders. So something doesnt sound right. would love a response when you can learn the rules!
