Venomoids, the right and the wrong.

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Originally Posted by ScottyPimpin

I've been a constrictor keeper for about 20 years now. Recently considering a hot/venomoid so i've done quite a bit of research, forum searching etc. This is my point of view that i'd like to share.
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I hate to break it to ya but "feelings" are generated (aka made up) by you."



These are your feelings right?

After 432 posts you'd think a person would learn how to use the quotes correctly.... Why don't you try reading the entire post before you pick apart the very beginning and try to comment on it.

This is a forum so i know they don't test your education level before letting you in as a member. So let me summarize my post just in case it's too much for you to read.

Summary
There are proper ways and safe ways of making a venomous snake a venomoid. The snake handling community should help those interested in a venomoid by pointing them in the right direction for the procedure.

To answer your smart ass comment, read the very bottom of my post where it says That's my $.02

Well, Mr Carrying Some Kind of Chip on Your Shoulder, you botched the quote tags, too

Originally Posted by ScottyPimpin

The snake handling community should help those interested in a venomoid by pointing them in the right direction for the procedure.

Why should the snake handling community direct people toward your selected vendor - or any other - if they disagree with either the process or the end result?