mixing species.

Posted by EJ on December 31, 2001 at 10:23:23:

In Reply to: Re:fwd; fwd;reply for Justin posted by Stuart McArthur on December 31, 2001 at 02:33:24:

What a vet sees is the worse of the worse. Of course the opinion is going to be biased.
And once again there are risks when you add an animal. There are risk to the animal in just keeping it in captivity but there are probably more risks for that very same animal in the wild. The point is each risk has to be considered independently determined by the situation and what each keeper is willing to provide.
Ed

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: What a vet sees is the worse of the worse. Of course the opinion is going to be biased. : And once again there are risks when you add an animal. There are risk to the animal in just keeping it in captivity but there are probably more risks for that very same animal in the wild. The point is each risk has to be considered independently determined by the situation and what each keeper is willing to provide. : Ed

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