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You're contradicting yourself,.. in time with proper care she will grow as well as gain weight and it will not take a year or a year in a half.

Of course you don't,.. she has already been replaced.

Of course they will, people do it all the time. Especially when they actually care, want whats best for the animal and not looking to gain anything from it. Besides knowing that it will be well taken care of.

I am one of those people, I gave my Mangrove monitor to a Sanctuary in Colorado back in '07. It was healthy and I could've sold it for a couple hundred.

If you really think,.. believe and are not just telling yourself that to feel better about yourself and what you're doing. Then you really need to get a clue and have a lot to learn. Things happen packages get lost, delayed and don't always arrive on time especially at this time of year with the weather.

Switching enclosures in your house is no where near the same as sending her who knows where, to a completely different environment.

<blockquote data-quote="Bubblz Calhoun" data-source="post: 74773" data-attributes="member: 1151">You're contradicting yourself,.. in time with proper care she will grow as well as gain weight and it will not take a year or a year in a half.Of course you don't,.. she has already been replaced.Of course they will, people do it all the time. Especially when they actually care, want whats best for the animal and not looking to gain anything from it. Besides knowing that it will be well taken care of.I am one of those people, I gave my Mangrove monitor to a Sanctuary in Colorado back in '07. It was healthy and I could've sold it for a couple hundred.If you really think,.. believe and are not just telling yourself that to feel better about yourself and what you're doing. Then you really need to get a clue and have a lot to learn. Things happen packages get lost, delayed and don't always arrive on time especially at this time of year with the weather.Switching enclosures in your house is no where near the same as sending her who knows where, to a completely different environment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bubblz Calhoun, post: 74773, member: 1151"] [i]You're contradicting yourself,.. in time with proper care she will grow as well as gain weight and it will not take a year or a year in a half.[/i] [i]Of course you don't,.. she has already been replaced.[/i] [i]Of course they will, people do it all the time. Especially when they actually care, want whats best for the animal and not looking to gain anything from it. Besides knowing that it will be well taken care of. I am one of those people, I gave my Mangrove monitor to a Sanctuary in Colorado back in '07. It was healthy and I could've sold it for a couple hundred.[/i] [i]If you really think,.. believe and are not just telling yourself that to feel better about yourself and what you're doing. Then you really need to get a clue and have a lot to learn. Things happen packages get lost, delayed and don't always arrive on time especially at this time of year with the weather. Switching enclosures in your house is no where near the same as sending her who knows where, to a completely different environment.[/i] [/QUOTE]

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