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Posted by Fred Albury on August 30, 2001 at 17:47:58:

In Reply to: yellow tail alert....... posted by dan on August 30, 2001 at 15:49:24:

: this mornining i received the '1.1' yt cribos that were for sale in the classifieds earlier this week. a couple of problems came w/ them however. one is that they are actually 2.0 [big surprise there] and the other problem is that one of them [the larger one] looks like his next meal will be his first. he did eat 1 large mouse however, which is a small glimmer of hope but then went into refusal. the smaller non-female looks somewhat better and inhaled 5 mice quickly. i stopped feeding him at that point although it was plain that he would have taken twice that many. here comes the point..... i do not want two males. i'm gonna try to save the emaciated looking larger one. i think i may be able to. but he is in the intensive care unit right now. i don't know how long exactly this comeback will take [2 or 3 months?] but if i'm able to bring him back, would any of you be interested in him? i'd rather make him available to you guys first as opposed to the general public if he makes it. anyway, i'll be at the pottstown, pa. show this saturday in case any of you are going or you can email me directly if you'd like. wish him luck, he's gonna need some. thanks.

Dan,

things arent always what they seem, especially on the clasified ads. 2.1 huh? Somebody didnt do their homework. If you got him on a consistant feeding pattern i might be interested in him. Dont really want any resues though. E-mail me when you get time.

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: : this mornining i received the '1.1' yt cribos that were for sale in the classifieds earlier this week. a couple of problems came w/ them however. one is that they are actually 2.0 [big surprise there] and the other problem is that one of them [the larger one] looks like his next meal will be his first. he did eat 1 large mouse however, which is a small glimmer of hope but then went into refusal. the smaller non-female looks somewhat better and inhaled 5 mice quickly. i stopped feeding him at that point although it was plain that he would have taken twice that many. here comes the point..... i do not want two males. i'm gonna try to save the emaciated looking larger one. i think i may be able to. but he is in the intensive care unit right now. i don't know how long exactly this comeback will take [2 or 3 months?] but if i'm able to bring him back, would any of you be interested in him? i'd rather make him available to you guys first as opposed to the general public if he makes it. anyway, i'll be at the pottstown, pa. show this saturday in case any of you are going or you can email me directly if you'd like. wish him luck, he's gonna need some. thanks. : : Dan, : things arent always what they seem, especially on the clasified ads. 2.1 huh? Somebody didnt do their homework. If you got him on a consistant feeding pattern i might be interested in him. Dont really want any resues though. E-mail me when you get time. : Fred : : : : : : : :

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