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by SnaykeMaster on August 7, 2010
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I was looking at da classifide section and had to laugh! Did anyone see da idiot trying to sell mangrove snakes for like 275 bucks! Does this guy no you can buy mangrove snakes for 50 bucks anywere?
I been breeding snakes for 5 years now and pretty much an expert. maybe I should breed crappy mangrove snakes and get rich to! LOL what a loser!
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by AquaHerp on August 7, 2010
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I stand humbled in your shadow Snake Master! Five years? Wow!
I suppose that my recommendation to you would be....."then don't buy one". Or, please, do buy some crappy ones and breed them yourself. Fifty bucks should indeed purchase you a crappy one.
Take care.
DH
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by SnaykeMaster on August 7, 2010
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dude what Im sayin is that mangrove snakes are everywere. There isnt anyone going to pay that kind of money for babys. I can breed hundreds of these snakes without trying. Nobody is going to by them for that much. If this guy knew anything about the snake trade he would be embarased. All Im saying man
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by AquaHerp on August 7, 2010
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Well, given that the "dude' is me, allow me to elaborate. I put together my Bioga breeding project about the same time you started "breeding snakes" and soon became an "expert".
Mangrove snakes do indeed show up on a number of lists for 75-150 as the norm. The other normal is that these imports usually arrive dehydrated, parasite-ridden, scarred and refusing to feed. 95% die within a couple of months. So, if a person wants to buy one of these and take a gamble, so be it.
My snakes are healthy, feeding, parasite free and flawless. No doubt that these will become fine breeding adults and produce more hatchlings for the trade. This is how most species that are now routinely bred in captivity came to be. Someone started the process and produced young that thrive and are more receptive to breeding programs. Your "expert" breeding successes are built on the hard work of others my friend.
Now, being that these are the only breeding mangroves that I am aware of in the country right now, and the fact that I seem to have no problem selling them to other "idiots", I will simply laugh off your expert assumptions. Something that I should have done in the first place.
DH
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by AquaHerp on August 7, 2010
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I'll make you a deal. I'll stay in the shadow of your greatness...IF... you'll put aside your mangrove mill long enough to work on your grammar and spelling technique. I have had rattlesnake bites less painful than reading your posts. Deal?
DH
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by AquaHerp on August 7, 2010
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Karl, John et al.
My apologies for drawing this out. Please pull the posting so it does not clutter up the forum with nonsense.
Who am I to argue with the master? Been breeding snakes his entire life, or was that 5 years? My guess is, the same.
Thanks!
DH
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by jparker1167 on August 7, 2010
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i would pay that for a cb healthy mangrove, imports are hard to keep alive. sorry to say i got more of a laugh from you saying you where an expert after 5 years of breeding snakes, lol I know people that have breed snakes when they where 15 years old hardly makes a person an expert cause they have breed them for 5 years.. but i would love to see the many many ones you breed and can do with out trying please post some pics or videos of your collection. I'm sure all everyone here could learn a lot from your 5 years of godliness.
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by theemojohnm on August 7, 2010
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LOL !
Wow, some "expert", huh..?
What amazes me is that morons come here stating that they keep venomous animals, and cannot even write a coherent or grammatically-correct sentence.
Definitely not a good thing..
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