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Well, boas living in nature..

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Posted by Jorge Horna on May 05, 2003 at 22:26:11:

In Reply to: Well, boas living in nature.. posted by RioBravoReptiles on May 05, 2003 at 22:05:39:

I guess i am not being clear here.

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whether it is in Mexico or the amazon aren't forced to crawl through their own excrement or rub the ticks off on chicken wire. Anybody who knows boas can see from your photos that something like that is going on with those snakes.
If you are saying that those conditions are the norm for the reptile farms down there.. I agree!
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Those conditions are the norm for the reptile farms in most places (outside US)

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If you are saying there's nothing wrong with it.. I disagree..
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I didn't say that.


If those are your boas..be ashamed. No mattter where they are...

I don't have to be ashamed about anything. My boas are very happy looking at me right now. If you felt insulted by looking at some of my picures taking in the Amazons, i apologize for it. I am very fortune to respect people's opinions. I just wanted to share some pictures.

Jorge Horna

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