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jp pets?

Ok folks...I'm putting on my "psycho" hat now...stand back, this won't be pretty! lol

That is such crap to have to TIP for GOOD SHIPPING??? A professional business is a professional business from BEGINNING TO END!! Ya know the saying..."You never get a second chance to make a first impression"??....well, The FIRST time someone opens a shipping box from a Company they've NEVER done business with before...that IS THEIR FIRST IMPRESSION!! If it's not packed PROFESSIONALLY....what good is it?? I don't care if you're a wholesaler, breeder, broker, pet shop owner or weekend warrior....that's your REPUTATION on the line!! If you have people that don't know how to pack an animal...either, GET NEW PEOPLE, or give the existing people some INSTRUCTION!! It's REAL simple! Proper packaging is probably MORE IMPORTANT than the CONTENTS of the shipment!! If you do it RIGHT the FIRST time...you'll NEVER have to do it again!! And you'll be a lot happier in the long run! ....Neil
 
BPC ... i understand your frustrations when you were waiting tables thats different. Now you ask how ? ok you walk into a car dealership ... the salesman ask can i help you( his job) now are you going to pay him for saying that? I think  that if your views are that just because someone makes a low wage at what they do and deserve to be compensated by the buyer / customer you have things all figured out wrong my friend.the way i see it is the same way i approach my employees that work for me in my Kitchen  & bath  remodeling buisness. You show me that you take pride in the work you do for me that represents MY buisness i will reward you accordingly( raises , and or with a bonus ) when appropriate. Now if i was to receive a cal saying that one of my guys walked in a customers house with mud,oil etc on there feet and ruined my customers carpet ( even if its 20 yrs old) guess what I my self am responsible to replace it at my costs. this same work ethic carries over in ANY form of buisness no matter  what it may be .Now say my employee at a reptile shop  just tosses in a persons snakes , and then doesnt add heat pack , doesnt secure that snake in the packeage and doesnt properly package it. and ships it off to the buyer and it gets there DOA , or not there at all because it was able to escape the piss poor packaging MY employee did  i cant say well ya know im sorry but i didnt package your order so im not responsible?? that would result in me cutting my very own throat and having the notorious " bad guy posts " placed here  right? i mean it just like a grocery store bagger  if ya ever noticed ( atleast in NC) they so no tipping to employees for loading your car of groceries ... why is that ? thats because thats there JOB to do so  ok anyways im probably off topic by now i like to get carried away ..... and im about broke with all the change i have been submitting this week lol .
 
I said it was hogwash b/c you are grasping at straws in trying to defend JP Pets.  First by saying they are an importer/wholesaler, second, by saying you should tip the guy and lastly, by saying their prices make up for their lack of quality.  Those are all invalid reasons, in my opinion.  

All in all, if you order animals from JP Pets you get junk, lied to and no customer service.  Other importer/wholesalers that don't send out sick animals are IDB, Ben Siegel, Wild Thing Exotics and sometimes (a big sometimes) Strictleys.

How are you going to tip a packer when ordering animals over the phone?!?  Nonetheless, the only people that I would ever tip in society, are people that work for min. wage and rely on tips (i.e. waiters, pizza delivery guy, bartenders, etc).  Do you tip the McDonalds workers?? I don't think you do.

Lastly, you said that Ben Siegel charges more than JPs.  That is hogwash, his prices are on par with JPs and you don't have to worry about Ben Siegel sending you garbage.  Further, I think if Ben messed up an order he would make it right.  Joe doesn't care about his reputation.  

Brian,I have no problem with you as I didn't deal with you when I purchased from JP Pets and , as an employee, I expect you to stick up for him.  My last post was curt because I had to leave.

Ciro Spina
 
OK guys screw the tipping thing!  Holy moly, it was only a suggestion.  It has worked for me before, not w/ JP but w/ other guys, I thought it might help somebody out.  Like I said I pick out my own stuff at JP.  He gets a lot of great stuff, email me and I'll send you some pics.

So here goes my old question I can never get an answer to:  If a snake costs you $10 to buy or produce, how much do you sell it for?  And what guarantee do you give w/ it.

Before anyone goes into the old "you can't put a value on a living thing" crap, BULL go to a cattle auction they do it all the time.  I was there once too folks, back when I watched my first batch of corn snakes hatch they were priceless.  Then they grew up, and needed cages, cleaning, food, vet visits, mates, etc.  This hobby costs money and I, as well as most of the rest of you probably, would like for it to pay for itself. JP, Strickly, Ben, Pro Exotics, Cal Zoo, Burgundy, LA Reptile, The Snake Pit, and yes even Ciro's pet store have to make money to stay in business.  WE/YOU, the customer, supply that money, so like I said before, it's your money spend it how you want.  Pay more for an animal w/ a guarantee (that you probably will never use) or use your knowledge of reptiles and the reptile business to get more animals for your money.  <img src="http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/wink.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=';)'>
 
Ciro, I guess you could call me an employee, if 4-6 days a year counts.  But, I'm really don't think that's the reason I'm sticking up for him.  It is MY OPINION that JP's stuff is just as good as everybody else's I have dealt w/.  Again I have never been shipped to, so your situation and mine are totally different.  But let me ask you this: how many orders did you make?  Did you use a CC or pay COD.  If the stuff was that bad, what was promised you to make up the difference? Was credit offered and if so did you place another order to replace what was wrong or did you just give up?  I know you had a problem w/ frogs, and I think it says right on the pricelist they aren't guaranteed doesn't it.  I don't like that either but I know a lot of the wholesalers won't guarantee live delivery of amphibians.

To Hallsherps (sorry I didn't get your name), you're damn right I'm going to pay him for saying, "may I help you."  Have you priced cars lately? <img src="http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/wow.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':0'>   We live in America we pay for everything, one way or another guys.  

I know that if I order 10 c.b. baby ball pythons from Pro Exotics they will arrive in a brand-spanking new shipping box, with an even number of holes punched in each side of the box, each snake cuddled up in it's own brand new snake bag, and all of them will have fed three times and will have been kissed goodbye by a well paid employee.  OK maybe that last part was a stretch.  But anyway, I'll expect to pay to $15-20 each and I'll have piece of mind knowing that if there's a problem they'll most likely make it right.  If I go to JP or Strickly's I can get the same c.b. baby ball pythons (from the same exact farm in Africa) for about $5-7 each.  They won't have fed, but I know when they come in, and I know how long they can sit before there's a problem.  I know how to hydrate them and I know where to buy mice for .35 a piece.  I know that the death rate is about 10% on the snakes I buy but if I get 3 times as many snakes for the same money who comes out ahead?  

Another thing, if you think the tipping thing doesn't work you should really ask around.  How do you think one or two guys ends up w/ all the hot new morphs that are captured each year?  There's what, two or three leucistic burms in the world and one guy owns 2 of them along with three other unheard of morphs of burms and the only leucistic retic, do you really think that happened w/o a few palms getting greased <img src="http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/confused.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt='???'>   How is it that some guys always know just exactly when that next shipment is coming in or what animal is going on CITIES next week, hummm I wonder?

Just my opinion guys,  Brian
 
In the past we have purchased some Ball pythons from JP Pets (mercy purchases) After buying 40 and loosing 33 we decided that buying from them was like almost every other importer/wholesaler, you get what you pay for. Now, no one forced us to purchase our animals and our situation is different, however, looking deeper into JP Pets revealed that they do very little importing themselves and actually do a large amount of buying from larger importers (truth, rumor, facts?) If this is the case what do you actually get? Well, you get the bottom of the barrel and that's that! Most (not all) importers have no interest in husbandry just that dollar they might gain or loose. Sick animals and poor customer service makes it difficult for everyone, and these business practices should not be tolerated. As for them being "EXCLUSIVE" to pet stores and distributors, yeah right! The day we were there many people from the public where buying animals at cheaper than cheap prices! Tipping, LOL, every business has a responsibility to their employees, we think tipping would possibly just lead to dishonest business practices/stealing. Choosing your own animals is always best as you (the buyer) know exactly what you want, however, not many people actually have the chance to do this.

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Brian & Laura Hamel
1255 Saratoga Lane
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hey Brain the names Alan... lol anyways </span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">To Hallsherps (sorry I didn't get your name), you're damn right I'm going to pay him for saying, "may I help you."  Have you priced cars lately?    We live in America we pay for everything, one way or another guys</td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'> ok we know ere all goin to pay the guy for sayin May i help you" but im talking if you buy the car hes gettin paid anyways for saying May i help you...
now if you buy that 20K car are you still goin to goto the happy sale guy and say heres $20 for being so helpful? if so you have way to much $$
</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">I know that if I order 10 c.b. baby ball pythons from Pro Exotics they will arrive in a brand-spanking new shipping box, with an even number of holes punched in each side of the box, each snake cuddled up in it's own brand new snake bag, and all of them will have fed three times and will have been kissed goodbye by a well paid employee.  OK maybe that last part was a stretch.  But anyway, I'll expect to pay to $15-20 each and I'll have piece of mind knowing that if there's a problem they'll most likely make it right.  </td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>
ok with this qoute id take the lil extra money for theres and KNOW if i have problems they would make it right

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">If I go to JP or Strickly's I can get the same c.b. baby ball pythons (from the same exact farm in Africa) for about $5-7 each.  They won't have fed, but I know when they come in, and I know how long they can sit before there's a problem.  I know how to hydrate them and I know where to buy mice for .35 a piece.  I know that the death rate is about 10% on the snakes I buy but if I get 3 times as many snakes for the same money who comes out ahead?  </td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>

Now this route you save a lil on each snake i see your point but if you lose snakes due to them not being a feedeing snake  when you got them are they going to say no problem ill send you 10 more ( of the same snakes) to replace those with? i doubt it esp if you got them so cheap. and is really your job to hafta pay for snakes then nurse them to where they should be when you bought them?i say no if i buy a snake i expect it to be a snake thats feeding on its own not something i hafta baby for weeks to get it where the snakes that are a few $'s more were at when i bought them.
now my last point

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Another thing, if you think the tipping thing doesn't work you should really ask around.  How do you think one or two guys ends up w/ all the hot new morphs that are captured each year?  There's what, two or three leucistic burms in the world and one guy owns 2 of them along with three other unheard of morphs of burms and the only leucistic retic, do you really think that happened w/o a few palms getting greased    How is it that some guys always know just exactly when that next shipment is coming in or what animal is going on CITIES next week, hummm I wonder?

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 ok you call it greasing palms i would think the more direct term would be he paid out the @ss for them , ok so he has those morphs but im sure anyone could have them that was willing to pay the $ for them and i would also think that maybe he has probably had a longterm relationship with the peopel that got them to start with? i mean its like this if you have something for sale  would you offer it to a friend for a said amount ... and a higher amount to all others ? and who would you sell it to and for what amount ?
 
As to nursing them back to health. Your time must not mean much to you. Mine and alot of others do. I would rather be enjoying a baseball game, play with my kids, or heck just sitting around instead of spending hours apon hours trying to get animals to where they can be sold in good faith.
Then only to make a small profit on them. Now you look at all the time you spend on an animal and then take you profit and divide your hours in to that and that is what your time is worth to you.
Heck you should go back into waiting tables you would most likely make more then treating sick animals.
I know to spend 5 to 6 dollars on a ball python from  JP Pet, you have to buy 50 animals plus. S#!t I'm looking at the price list right now.
Just tell the truth you now make less for your time now then when you were waiting tables?
 
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Alan, I only suggested the tipping thing as a way to help some people out.  I know that if I order animals to be shipped to me I'm at the mercy of the people on the other end.  To me, (I'm not saying anyone else has to do this), if I was to ever make a large wholesale order, that I couldn't pick out my self, I would ask the person on the phone to let me speak to whoever was going to be pulling and packing my order.  I would tell that person, "look man take your time and pick me out some good stuff and I'll throw $20 your way."  (Ciro you can throw the $20 on your card along w/ the order).  To me, and maybe only me, it's worth $20 to have that guy (the one picking the animals) looking out for me.  Now I wouldn't tip an individual who was selling a snake over the net or something.  I wouldn't tip a business owner like Neil (Snake Pit) or Joe (JP).  But if I know that some guy who's probably packed 50 other orders that day is the one whose hands will pick out my animals I'll throw him a bone.  I have also tipped guys down at Strickly's just for helping me find stuff and answering my questions.  I'm a teacher full time so no I definately don't have too much $$, I just know that sometimes $5 goes a long way.
Now, as for how I spend my money, to me it works out better to buy lots of animals at low prices w/o a guarantee and get more animals for my $$.  I don't buy many ball pythons after about the beginning of June because that's when the "bush babies" start coming in.  If I do buy any they have to look really good from the start.  But starting about two weeks ago and continuing for about the next 6-8 weeks all the c.b. baby ball pythons on EVERYONE'S list come from 2 or 3 different farms in Africa.  I know that if I get them soon after they arrive most will be great little snakes, reguardless of where or whom I purchase them from.  I personally don't need someone to feed it twice and give me a guarantee, that if I can't get it to feed, I can send it back (at my expense) and they'll replace it (as long as I pay shipping).  I know all the same tricks they do to get them to feed.  I've been doing this 10 years and I have a degree in biology so I know a little about how living things work.  Would I suggest that everyone use my method, hell no.  It won't work for everyone.  But it works for me.  Many people just don't have that kind of time.  To tell the truth, I don't either, so I hire one of my students and teach him how to do it.  He can feed and water 30 or so snakes an hour and he gets paid $7 an hour (about .23 per snake), the mouse costs me .35 so each feeding costs about $1 if I include gas to go get the mice.  I said before about 10% of the snake don't make it so if I buy 100 snakes for $500 and 10 die, I end up w/ 90 snakes that cost me $5.55 plus $1 per feeding.  I can sell those snakes to my customers for $15 and still make a decent profit.  That's exactly how a Pro Exotics or other dealer does it so why can't I?
Now finally, as for the morphs, I think it's more than the cash that the snake sells for.  There are PLENTY of people w/ all kinds of cash who would love to get their hands on those animals.  I think it's who that exporter calls first.  And I think he calls the guy that makes him the most money first, or maybe it's the guy who flew the importer over from Africa or India and bought the guy and the guy's kid Disney tickets.  But hey, that just conjecture on my part.

Brian and Laura, I believe you're right JP used to buy almost all of his stuff from other importers.  That has changed right now I would say it's about 50/50 depending on exactly which animal we're talking about.  I personally don't really care where the animals came from, I just want them to be in good shape when I get them.  Sorry to hear about those balls, what type did you get?  Adults or babies?  I just won't even bother w/ adults they just always seem to be problem feeders and I don't think it matters where you get them from.  As for JP's business practices, it's my opinion that if a business' practices are that bad they don't stay in business.  I.E. if nobody in a particular town wants a porn store in their town AND nobody patronizes the store it won't be there very long.  But we all know that it really doesn't work that way.  Everybody sneaks in the back door buys their video or their magazine and goes home to enjoy themselves.  I could name names of people that buy from JP, but I won't.  Many of you might be suprised, I will only say that I buy from him all the time and will continue to do so in the future.  He gets some great stuff.  And based on how busy he is, I'm not the only one.
 
Ok, I think the horse is dead, we can leave it alone now .

Ciro Spina    <img src="http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/wow.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':0'>
 
lol ok  well i have not got to worry about any of this myself lol i dont buy ball pythons anyways .. lol and i dont buy from exporters / importers  im a boa morph guy my self and even that being said  i dont buy to many from any one lol so  far as the horse being dead ( i dont ride them anyways) they hurt my back. im just happy to breed my own feed my own and sell what i want to when i want to ..  and i only tip bartenders and waiter/ waitresses that deserve it that is ..  so fix me a stiff drink , serve me a good meal and ill make you happy ehrn i leave lol   ok  hava good one people ..
 
Sorry Brian I dont agree with you either.  If you purchase an animal from an importer and plan to resell it then you have to know what you are doing and you need to put time, patience and money into that animal before you can sell that same animal to one of your customers who has come to you looking to buy that special pet or that the wonderful new breeding project, putting their trust in you and their confidence in the animal you are selling them.  When someone buys an animal they want to take it home and have virtually no problems with it.  Now even in the best circumstances this is not always possible because of many different variables, but you have to try and do the best you can with that customer in selling him/her the animal they expect which is of course supposed to be perfect.  How can you sell that customer an animal in all good confidence that you know has a poor health history ?  Unless you keep that animal for months there is no way to be sure of anything and by that time you have lost all that money on the animal and you have also taken advantage of your customer, whether they realize it or not.  I think it is poor business practice unless at the point of sale you tell the customer that " This animal was sickly when I got it but I have nursed it back to health and it should be fine, in fact I guarantee it "  how many people would buy that animal if you told them that ?  I dont have anything against you Brian, but I strongly disagree with your statements, and before I forget ..... The whole tipping thing ........ Tipping might work for some people ( ethiclly right or wrong ) who have the option to hand pick an animal, but the majority of people who have their order shipped out dont have that option, so that point is meaningless to start with.  And when you post someones name like Ben Siegel's in the same breath with JP pets, and say that they are in the same ballpark you are sadly mistaken, I have done business with Ben ( both buying and selling ) and his animals are all top quality and he will stand behind anything with his name on it.  Just out of curiosity have you ever herad anything bad ever said about Ben ?   Can you still compare the two of them ?  I dont think so.


Gary Walsch
Sunshine State Reptiles
 
OK guys, maybe it's just my perspective here in FL.  But where do you think these animals come from???  I never said I buy sickly animals, I DON'T.  I said, JP gets that same stuff that everyone else does.  Where do you think Ben gets his stuff from?  I'll tell you, he gets them from the same farms and exporters that everybody else does.  Now, he may take better care of them once he gets them, but on the day they come in, the 500 baby balls Ben gets are in the same exact shape as the 500 baby balls JP gets.  Wake up!  They don't stay around long with JP.  He'll get 1500 in on Monday and have orders for another 1000 he can't fill by Thursday.  So it's not like they've been sitting there for 8 months unfed when I get them.  Usually I get them the day they arrive from Africa, and if not, easily I get them within a week.  

Gary, I'm not nursing anything back to health, anything I take IS healthy IMO.  And I do let ALL my customers know wheither or not the animals have fed.  I know most of you by name only.  But I know enough about you by stories from other herpers to know that you know how this industry works,  so I'm really having a hard time understanding your perspective.  Maybe it's because I do a lot of small weekend shows (about 25-30 per year) where I'm dealing with the public on a "hands on" basis.  A public that's not interested in $450 Brazilian Redtails and can't phatom spending $3500 of an albino anything, but is interested in a $20 (feeding) ball python.  I also supply pet stores and we all now what type of prices they demand.  I use those avenues to supplement my own breeding projects.  All I can tell you is this, I sell hundreds if not thousands of JP animals every year and I have VERY FEW complaints.
 
Brian,


           Last year you were doing shows and you did one in west palm beach and another in tampa where I saw you at and you had a beautiful chondro you were trying to sell for $1200.  If that animal came from JP would you tell some one, or would you sell it for the beautiful animal it was and try to get the most you could from a chondro collector and just not mention it came from JP ?, because it was such a gorgeous animal.


Gary Walsch
Sunshine State Reptiles
 
Gary...what a PERFECT analogy!! Absolutely PERFECT!!
Brian...Do you tell your customers that they are WC (seeing as YOU SAY they like $20 FEEDING balls), and you have NOT fed them yet?? I get many balls in like that (from Ben), I put a sign on the tank telling people that:

These are WC and HAVE NOT eaten yet!! I will NOT guarantee these snakes will EVER eat! When they DO EAT, however, the price GOES UP!

This leaves NOTHING to the imagination! I STILL sell out very fast, but...they know what they're getting, and the risks involved! ....Neil
 
Gary, I believe you have me confused w/ someone else.  I have NEVER had a snake on my table marked for more than $500 anytime, anywhere.  That snake is a striped (true striped) africa rock.  I do occasionaly take chondros from JP, in fact I had one at the last West Palm show.  It was marked $350 because it was a bright yellow baby.  No one inquired about it all day.   At Tampa this year I had one sub-adult chondro which I sold for $250 or $275 ( I can't remember which) and yes the gentleman that bought it was told I had only picked it up 24 hours prior to the show and that it had not fed.

As for the balls, absolutely, everyone of my customers is told UP FRONT c.b. or import, fed for me or not.  I even go so far as to tell them what c.b. really means, farm raised in Africa.  When I did the Tampa show for JP this we sold tons of w.c. ball pythons and EVERY customer was told exactly what that meant; you may have trouble getting them to feed.  I probably cost myself and JP somewhere between $1000 and $2000 in lost sales because of my honesty.  But you know what, I went home w/ a clear conscience knowing that every customer knew the truth.  I doubt many, if any, of the other vendors at the show, selling the same animals were as honest as I was.  In fact, I dropped off a large order of balls for another of the vendors Saturday morning when I arrived, no names but he was selling the exact same snakes I was selling for $10, for $45.  At least one other had picked some up the day before from JP and was selling those w/o warning.

In fact guys I have gotten in "trouble" at shows before by the promoter because I was selling animals "to cheap."  He said the other vendors were mad because I was selling Russian torts for $25. I swear I'm not making that up.  In fact, Steve from HISS reptiles once walked up to my table at the south FL show and told me I was "selling my amazons (tree boas) to cheap, and that I could, "get a lot more for them."  I told him I had just picked them up yesterday and they hadn't fed yet and he just shrugged as if it didn't matter.

So that argument won't work for me.  In fact, I can even give you a reference.  Winston who posts quite often here knows me because we do some of the same shows together, ask him how honest I am w/ an animal's history.  I'll look forward to your reply.
 
Hey Guys I do Show with Brian A lot and He has outstanding customer service. He tells me up front on all the animals he has on the table, if they were C.B. , wild caught, or any trouble it has had. The fact is Brian purchase them cheap enough that he can pass his saving to his customers. That is also what I do. I mean for all those who do shows. don't you hate to bring home little things like  Ex. geckos, green rough sclae snakes, ect....... don't you liek to move them out, so you don't have to pack them to take them home. Well Brian gets a  lot of cheap little things which I think is great for starting herp hobbist and kids to have, and he tells his customers  what the animal eats in the wild and what they would swtich over in captivity,a nd if an animal has not fed he would tell them this aniamls has not fed and is Wild caught.

I remember seeing him at my very first Gainesville show and he has some W.C. adult ball Python for what $20-$30 dollars and he clearly put on the box NOT FOR BEGANNERS and HAVE NOT FED.  He doe state to customer about teh quality of the animals. like I purchase a Burgandy ball python from him and he told me straight up he is a recent import and have not fed. I also have 6 baby Sav. monitors of his from a  recent show and  they are well represent they feed like pigs BIG TIME.
so over all Brian is an honest Herp Vendor that is looking to move his animals fast and save  customers money.

That is my .25 cent on this <img src="http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':D'>

Hey Brian The Sav. monitors are awesome some of them still retain their hi-yellow

Thanx

Winston
 
Brian...I apologize to you...I see you ARE as professional and honest as I thought you were! Of course...I wasn't trying to berate you in any way, I've always had a lot of respect for you and the way you do business...I was just asking the question...which you answered VERY well!! ....Neil
 
Brian ,


            If I am confusing you with someone else then I apologize.  It sounds like you are doing things the right way and if someone wants to buy these animals knowing full well what is behind them then all I can say is " Good Luck " to them. And to you like I said earlier  " I apologize if I am confusing you with someone else "  but I still  dont agree with some of your statements and thats what makes this place so great .... The right to disagree


Gary Walsch
Sunshine State Reptiles
 
No problem guys!   <img src="http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':D'>   I love this place also.  Thanks, Winston.  Gary I'm pretty hard to miss.  I'm about 6'3" 300 lbs and a bald kid works for me.  In fact if you saw me at the last Tampa show I'm pretty sure the ball python tank said, "Imported Ball pythons."  See ya'll in Raleigh!
 
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