Hey Steve
You can call me a "super slueth" no,,,, i am just not gonna let you play both sides of the fence,,,
you said in the very last post,
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You act like I have done something wrong. Some of the animals were in good shape. Those are the ones that I have offered to pay for. Or did you miss that.
and on page 2 your exact words were:
The lizards got here. They were in terriable shape. Many were dead when they arrived. Some were in the bags so long that they had actually molded in them. I have no idea how this man can treat animals the way he dose. He treats them worse than people he dose business with. Every bag was terriable. They were all full of defication. It looked like they had been in the bags for months. All they animals were dehydrated. Mites were everywhere. There were 10 burmese pythons also that were covered in mites.
So were all the "bags terrible" and "all the animals dehydrated"?
if so then it does not sound like "they were in good shape"
so which is it,, was the whole shipment bad as you said on page 2 , or was the shipment no where near as bad as you made it out , and you are just now telling the truth ...?
These are all your words,, above,,,
i did not make you out to be a bad guy,,, you are doing that all by yourself,, by having 2 different stories,, as things in this thread come to light,,,
I don't care about Southern State Exotics,,, what i care about is the customers you are selling animals to that you have admitted were in terrible shape... it makes things hard on all of the rest of us who try and sell only quality animals! and try and earn a customers trust by selling them something that has never been "mite infested" or in a bag so long some of the dead animals had "molded" .
What the herp industry does not need is more people who sell cheap bad quality imports and ruin the herp industry for the rest of us who breed, and give the best of care to our animals that we also sell....
there is a need for imports in this world ,, but as someone up above said, they need to have facilities and knowledge to to bring them up to a healthy and sellable state. not someone who buys them on tuesday,, and has them for sale on thursday,,,
( like you did)
there are enough of those already out there,, if you plan on staying the reptile world concentrate on captive bred animals,, you and your customer will be so much happier... and the 10 dollars you customer could have saved by buying a cheap import will be happily forgotten,,, when they get a very well fed and mite free animal ............................