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Will, thanks for taking my post and TOTALLY putting it out of context and putting words in my mouth.

Read my post again and don't take it out of context. I'm not saying anything about your right to own or breed animals. My fiance and myself sent 100 letters to assemblymean and congressman to stop the Python Bill which is more than what most people have done besides whine about it.

For example, If you think petshops should sell captive bred Green Iguanas for $25 to the average Joe who isn't prepared or realize how big they get, then you have problems.

<a class="postlink" href="http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/1841011195.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/1841011195.html</a> Look at this tank the Iggie can't even turnaround in this fish tank. My Cuban rock is not even 2 years old and 2 feet long and my fiance was worried about his cage so much so that that we just shelled out $250 to get him a giant Iguanararium. My Blue tegu lives in an 8 foot boamaster cage.

What I'm saying is if a person isn't prepared to allow a magnificent animal to be given proper housing and care that person has no right to keep an animal.

The pet industry makes it far too easy for numbskills to own pets by devaluing and treating them as commodities so much so that the nonexotics like a typical green iggie becomes a throwaway animal.

"iguana's about 3ft 6 years old healthy with cage about 4ft nice with all lights and heat rock has 3 floors really nice makes a good impression any where you lay it around has enough space for about another 5 years or so.. really would love someone to love him, i will try to keep in touch with if not even maybe buy it back, i have no room where im staying at have no way to move around this is just taking up to much space i love my iguana and always will ...but i have to sell "

here's another ad, this jerk off doesn't have "room" for his igs and he loves his ig so why did he get one in the first place? I'm just sick of seeing ads like this across all species. There's 25 ads alone in CL about Iguanas in the NY area.

Ash thanks for sticking up. I'm happy with exotics meaning if its priced high the average numbskull can't impulse buy it. However green iggies go for $25 and grow 10X bigger. They shouldn't be selling these things in petstores like their hot cakes.

<blockquote data-quote="Chuey" data-source="post: 69221" data-attributes="member: 564">Will, thanks for taking my post and TOTALLY putting it out of context and putting words in my mouth. Read my post again and don't take it out of context. I'm not saying anything about your right to own or breed animals. My fiance and myself sent 100 letters to assemblymean and congressman to stop the Python Bill which is more than what most people have done besides whine about it. For example, If you think petshops should sell captive bred Green Iguanas for $25 to the average Joe who isn't prepared or realize how big they get, then you have problems. &nbsp;&lt;!-- m --&gt;&lt;a class=&quot;postlink&quot; href=&quot;http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/1841011195.html&quot; onclick=&quot;window.open(this.href);return false;&quot;&gt;http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/1841011195.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;!-- m --&gt;&nbsp; Look at this tank the Iggie can't even turnaround in this fish tank. My Cuban rock is not even 2 years old and 2 feet long and my fiance was worried about his cage so much so that that we just shelled out $250 to get him a giant Iguanararium.&nbsp; My Blue tegu lives in an 8 foot boamaster cage. What I'm saying is if a person isn't prepared to allow a magnificent animal to be given proper housing and care that person has no right to keep an animal. The pet industry makes it far too easy for numbskills to own pets by devaluing and treating them as commodities so much so that the nonexotics like a typical green iggie becomes a throwaway animal. &quot;iguana's about 3ft 6 years old healthy with cage about 4ft nice with all lights and heat rock has 3 floors really nice makes a good impression any where you lay it around has enough space for about another 5 years or so.. really would love someone to love him, i will try to keep in touch with if not even maybe buy it back, i have no room where im staying at have no way to move around this is just taking up to much space i love my iguana and always will ...but i have to sell &quot;here's another ad, this jerk off doesn't have &quot;room&quot; for his igs and he loves his ig so why did he get one in the first place? I'm just sick of seeing ads like this across all species. There's 25 ads alone in CL about Iguanas in the NY area.Ash thanks for sticking up. I'm happy with exotics meaning if its priced high the average numbskull can't impulse buy it. However green iggies go for $25 and grow 10X bigger. They shouldn't be selling these things in petstores like their hot cakes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuey, post: 69221, member: 564"] Will, thanks for taking my post and TOTALLY putting it out of context and putting words in my mouth. Read my post again and don't take it out of context. I'm not saying anything about your right to own or breed animals. My fiance and myself sent 100 letters to assemblymean and congressman to stop the Python Bill which is more than what most people have done besides whine about it. For example, If you think petshops should sell captive bred Green Iguanas for $25 to the average Joe who isn't prepared or realize how big they get, then you have problems. <a class="postlink" href="http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/1841011195.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/1841011195.html</a> Look at this tank the Iggie can't even turnaround in this fish tank. My Cuban rock is not even 2 years old and 2 feet long and my fiance was worried about his cage so much so that that we just shelled out $250 to get him a giant Iguanararium. My Blue tegu lives in an 8 foot boamaster cage. What I'm saying is if a person isn't prepared to allow a magnificent animal to be given proper housing and care that person has no right to keep an animal. The pet industry makes it far too easy for numbskills to own pets by devaluing and treating them as commodities so much so that the nonexotics like a typical green iggie becomes a throwaway animal. "iguana's about 3ft 6 years old healthy with cage about 4ft nice with all lights and heat rock has 3 floors really nice makes a good impression any where you lay it around has enough space for about another 5 years or so.. really would love someone to love him, i will try to keep in touch with if not even maybe buy it back, i have no room where im staying at have no way to move around this is just taking up to much space i love my iguana and always will ...but i have to sell " here's another ad, this jerk off doesn't have "room" for his igs and he loves his ig so why did he get one in the first place? I'm just sick of seeing ads like this across all species. There's 25 ads alone in CL about Iguanas in the NY area. Ash thanks for sticking up. I'm happy with exotics meaning if its priced high the average numbskull can't impulse buy it. However green iggies go for $25 and grow 10X bigger. They shouldn't be selling these things in petstores like their hot cakes. [/QUOTE]

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