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| Herps In The News Local or national articles where reptiles or amphibians have made it into the news media. Please cite sources. |
11-21-2010, 12:41 AM
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Originally Posted by llovelace
One of the defendants was Shawn Fay, was a Little League coach and was a co-owner of Regal Reptiles in Providence. Police searched his North Scituate home, found a number of exotic animals and condemned the home.
"There were two pythons, two ferrets, an alligator, scorpians and consistent with that many animals in such a small proximity. There was a lot of be concerned with regarding feces and filth in general," said Chief David Ranfall.
That's a load of crap in my opinion, and who are the other "business owners" that were arrested, I mean out one, out all.
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This. It is not difficult to keep that many animals in that close of proximity and keep it clean and its stupid that they say that.
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11-21-2010, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by leaveittoweaver
This. It is not difficult to keep that many animals in that close of proximity and keep it clean and its stupid that they say that.
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no but it was not clean thats why they say this. and a gator is pretty hard to keep in a house a lil bigger then a trailor. there were mice and rats running around the house also. it was a pig pen i saw the pics. just ask anyone who has been to regal they'll tell you how dirty he is.
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