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Do you agree with the large python ban that takes effect March 23, 2012

	Yes. There are too many large pythons loose in Florida's Everglades
	Yes. Invasive pythons can wreak havoc on native wildlife
	No. This ban won't matter much because there are already an abundant number of large pythons that are captive bred
	No. This is America and we should be free to breed and sell these snakes where we want to

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I was wondering are there any good species list about Spiders specifically grammostla rosea

Dylan, Laguna Hills, CA
Posted: 1/9/2012 4:22:13 PM

These are really helpful.

Amber, Stuart, FL
Posted: 11/2/2011 6:51:48 AM

For others what have you learned on keep feeders alive? I know that if you keep meal worms in a cool/cold place then they go dorment for up to a month but should be woken up from time to time. Any other ideas?

Amber, Stuart, FL
Posted: 10/14/2011 7:52:32 AM

And The Debate Continues: Turtles or Snakes?

Yes, I believe that turtles and tortoises (chelonians)are far more interesting reptiles than snakes. They are more diverse in the eating habits, they come in multiable sizes and shapes and they are far more active than snakes. However, the thing I love the most is that they have great individual personalities! Thanks for your attention and...

HAPPY HERP KEEPING !

Marvin Newman, Upper Marlboro, MD
Posted: 9/4/2011 7:44:02 PM

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