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Third room's a charm!

Great looking room, Robbie! I think the way you have everything set up is great! But, you know, if you got rid of the pictures, cabinets, appliances, furniture, etc, you could fit more! ;)

I agree, a hopeless herpaholic!

Wayne
 
diamondlil said:
Aren't you quarantining your new snakes at all Robbie?
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snakewispera snr said:
Thats quite a good point J9.....
Why don't you set up a separate quarantine room Rob???
It could save a lot of heart ache, especially with the amount of snakes in that one room...
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Yes and no. If that makes sense. The newbies were all checked over thoroughly and sprayed for mites, just in case. I know it's not a perfect quarantine, but I trust the people I got the snakes from.
The only animals that really are in serious quarantine are the boas and Tim's BPs. I don't trust boids as a general rule due to past experience with IBD.

I know it might be foolish to look at it like that, but this is how I've quarantined in the past. I adopted the mite spray after a rescue that was quarantined managed to bring mites to my whole collection anyways.
 
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