Well, after 4 years of rescue in college I stopped but now..

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Posted by T.B. on February 18, 2001 at 08:49:24:

I just took in fairly nice 5'+ "Blue head" iggy that is about 90% orange. She believe it or not was brought to my work as a stray that was found roaming around a cemetery :( Good news is that she is really healthy, she does have some bone loss and had an old broken back leg that appears to be almost completely healed. Yep I can't believe it but as soon as I saw her I knew it was time for another iggy :)
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O.K. since I'm new here, I'm more a snake guy, I should introduce myself. My name is Tony and I work part-time as an emergency room veterinary technician which is where my new Iguana was brought to last night. I also own and operate an upscale pet hotel and do a small amount of high end ball and boa breeding just to keep enough money coming in to support my "critter habit" :) I live in Central Fl and am seriously addicted to reptiles, heres a quick run down of most of my current critters.
0.0.1 Adult Veiled Chameleon *rescue*
0.0.1 Adult Blue-tongue Skink *rescue*
0.1 Adult Blue Iguana *new rescue*
1.0 Sub-adult Ball python *rescue*
0.1 Adult Coastal Carpet Python *rescue*
2.0 Breeder Ball pythons
0.4 Breeder Ball pythons
1.1 Breeder Malaysian Blood Pythons
3.4 Adult Red-tails Het. Anery and Het. Albino
2.2 Brazilian Rainbow Boas
0.1 Adult 15'+ Ambon Yellowhead Retic
1.0 yearling Ambon Yellowhead Retic
0.1 Breeder Leucy Texas Ratsnake
I think thats all of them LOL. Talk to you all later.
Tony

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Welcome, Tony, form John, Mary and Bug... JohnT 02/18/01 (0)
Do you work in Orlando? xta 02/18/01 (1)
- Yep, the one on Fairbanks and Jackson in Winter Park...more.. T.B. 02/18/01 (0)
GEEZ Tony....;) Mr. D 02/18/01 (2)
- Re: Yep, today was "MY" day. LOL nm Sue2 02/18/01 (0)
- LOL, unfortunately there are a lot of those out there more.... T.B. 02/18/01 (0)
Re: Well, after 4 years of rescue in college I stopped but now.. Kimberley 02/18/01 (0)

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: I just took in fairly nice 5'+ "Blue head" iggy that is about 90% orange. She believe it or not was brought to my work as a stray that was found roaming around a cemetery :( Good news is that she is really healthy, she does have some bone loss and had an old broken back leg that appears to be almost completely healed. Yep I can't believe it but as soon as I saw her I knew it was time for another iggy :) : --------------------------------------------------------------- : O.K. since I'm new here, I'm more a snake guy, I should introduce myself. My name is Tony and I work part-time as an emergency room veterinary technician which is where my new Iguana was brought to last night. I also own and operate an upscale pet hotel and do a small amount of high end ball and boa breeding just to keep enough money coming in to support my "critter habit" :) I live in Central Fl and am seriously addicted to reptiles, heres a quick run down of most of my current critters. : 0.0.1 Adult Veiled Chameleon *rescue* : 0.0.1 Adult Blue-tongue Skink *rescue* : 0.1 Adult Blue Iguana *new rescue* : 1.0 Sub-adult Ball python *rescue* : 0.1 Adult Coastal Carpet Python *rescue* : 2.0 Breeder Ball pythons : 0.4 Breeder Ball pythons : 1.1 Breeder Malaysian Blood Pythons : 3.4 Adult Red-tails Het. Anery and Het. Albino : 2.2 Brazilian Rainbow Boas : 0.1 Adult 15'+ Ambon Yellowhead Retic : 1.0 yearling Ambon Yellowhead Retic : 0.1 Breeder Leucy Texas Ratsnake : I think thats all of them LOL. Talk to you all later. : Tony

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