And I stand by what I said. You refuse to do what is right in caring for your snakes, you sure don't need a child.
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Um, this is not a private message. Everyone can see it.
I actually lost 2 snakes. One was the first snakes I ever hatched, Keeper. Not knowing any better I used to house her with her mother. Never saw any problems and fed them seperately. When I found out I was hurting them, I seperated them. Keeper ended up dying of a tumor at the age of 13, Kate is still with me. Never saw a problem but I know that what I did probably shortened my girl's life.
The second one I lost was Kelsey. If you go to my forum (Starsevol's snakes) the whole story is written out. By that time I was against co habbing, but had no choice at the time. Stupid me did not think to go to Walmart and buy a tub. Kelsey was 7.
I don't hope that your snakes die. I hope you seperate them and they live long happy lives. But what you are doing to them will probably, no, will most likely kill them before their time. I don't want them to die, that is why I am praying that you do the right thing for them and seperate them. -
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