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02-12-2004, 09:03 PM
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Tom Baker - Good Guy
I bought a CB 03 Ball Python from Tom and it was a great transaction. He sent me lots of pics and answered all my questions via email right away. He even went out and bought a frozen mouse to make sure the BP would feed on it before selling it to me (the snake had been feeding on live mice previously). We were about 2 hrs away from each other and he gladly agreed to meet halfway. I would recommend this guy to anyone. Thanks.
-Sal
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02-13-2004, 11:34 AM
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Sal,
Thanks for the post! It was a pleasure to meet you, and I really am happy that the little guy is going to a good home. It was kinda funny since neither of us really knew the Los Angeles area (trying to meet up by driving at each other on the 5) we were talking to each other on the phone trying to figure where to exit, and end up passing each other. It took awhile to figure out.  I guess ya had to be their! 
Thanks,
Tom Baker
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02-13-2004, 12:43 PM
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I received a snake from Tom last week as well. There was a problem with one of the heaters so the snake came in very cold, luckily he packaged very well and had put two heat packs in there.
Very easy to talk to on the phone, doesn't mind answering as many questions as I can ask and even calls back to make sure the snake is doing fine!!
I would by from him anytime and would recommend him to others. By the way Tom, he did eat last night.
Tom actually works with his snakes, picks them up and so on, this snake was not people shy in the least.
Thank you Tom for the wonderful ball.
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02-13-2004, 01:35 PM
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I did a couple of transactions with Tom last year, and I have to say that Tom is definitely an excellent guy in this hobby. His animals are top notch, and he is very pleasant and professional. I will not be hesistate to do business with Tom again.
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02-14-2004, 01:56 AM
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Thanks for the replies!
Rozann,
I know people like it if the snake eats frozen, so I only used one working heat pack and one for deco.. Wait a minute... Oh the mouse is supposed to be frozen...  I'm glad to hear he has eaten after shipping.
John,
How is the female "Pastel" doing? I know that her sister really brightened up about a month after you bought her. I lost your email, and would love to hear how she is doing.. Here is her sister "Pastel" at around 500 grams.
Thanks again,
Tom Baker
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