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Inquiry Kathy Weeks

Cin - I know she was breeding the animals I got from her, I saw hatchling pictures and photos of eggs on her iherp BUT IDK about the parents. :(
 
jpreptiles75 said:
pics are easy to fug. i guess every herp breeder is gonna have to start micro chippin' what they sell.... that could be a large bill. dang........
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you can micro chip stolen animals. Have you never micro chipped an animal? Just you have to take it in and pay $30 - $50, nothing else required.
 
I don't believe you can microchip geckos, esp not really small ones. I was told 1 inch in diameter for snakes, if I remember right. I contacted the UF vet college and asked them if there was any way to permanently ID tegu lizard hatchlings and was told no, because tags can't stay fastened through shedding, and the hatchlings are too small for microchipping.

If there is a way, I'd love to know about it in case I want to ID critters before they grow up.
 
Ok folks, just want to point something out here...... as one of those that considered Kathy a friend I was shocked when I first saw the picture inside the show hall. I was thinking.... boy, has Kathy really gained that much weight since I saw her last? Also was a little surprised by the longer hair..... well, now with this video and picture of the real Kathy Weeks at her vehicle it is apparent that the first picture is NOT of Kathy. Note the different clothes and haircut. The picture of her at the car is the real Kathy.

Just wanted to clear this up, feel bad that the first scooter rider was misidentified.
 
As I pointed out in the other thread - that other photo has been floating around the internet for some time. I don't know who grabbed it, and applied it to this situation...
 
You can micro chip large geckos, like leachies and anything about 20+ grams. The size of the needle is not small.
 
does anyone know what became of the video that was being reviewed (security footage), were charges pressed?
 
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