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and Lucius, Please read the ENTIRE article, and comphrehend it, BEFORE you comment on it, Ok?
Thanks,
Randal
Thanks,
Randal

What is also interesting about the article is, thats mites are thought to be the vector for IBD but there has been no proof to support it. hmmm.
Chameleon Company said:Mites as a vector of transmission has been speculated for years. Glad you finally discovered that. That it is contagious was shown long ago. To disregard mites as a possible vector would be to invite disaster, just as to avoid all other possible vectors until "proven" would also be to invite disaster. Hmmmm.

Dan Scolaro said:I just got off the horn with a fellow who knows a ton about IBD.
He said if the snake in question had IBD, then it is impossible for that other bagged snake to not be showing with it by now. He also said that if that snake was bagged with Al's snakes (and it was), then the odds are that Al's snakes would be dead by now by IBD.
Dan Scolaro said:Regardless, someone explain how this so called virus has not showed in the other 3 snakes if it was a virus on the other snake?
If there is no proof that it was my snake snake that was examined, this is a fraud.
Dan Scolaro said:Something is fraud here folks.
I just got off the horn with a fellow who knows a ton about IBD.
He said