In a message dated 11/18/03 5:34:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, Elizabeth Freer writes:
These result seem lower than would be expected.
My double 40 hr heat pack test results yesterday were puzzling. That is 2 40 hr heat packs inside the smallest styro box nestled inside a much larger styrofoam
Hi all!
Well, Im not sure if I already did this, but Im awake at my computer late tonight, and am really enjoying the conversations, so Ill jump right in!
My name is Chad Mayer, I currently live in Tempe, AZ. I keep a number of dart frogs, laticauda, leosand chameleons, but Ive recently been
I would
call the department of animal control and regulations. If they get
complaints they will investigate.
Catriona
At 07:01 PM 11/17/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Hi all,
Just had a quick question. Is there a website out there, that you can go
to and complain about pet shops that poorly treat their
Again, I expected to be chewed out for posting the last email. I use to also be heavily in herpetoculture until I moved into herpetology and saw the direct effects of the pet trade on fauna. I would like to add to this debate with other information.
1. Yes, I agree that educate is very
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Hi Folks---
What do you think here? Until I received this email today I've never thought
having the heat pack in direct contact with my styrofoam popcorn packing
was contraindicated. Is it wise to place a heat pack inside a small paper
bag for that reason?
Julie--
Thanks for this and your earlier reply. By soft styrofoam do you mean the kind that
literally dissolves if you get it wet? For that reason I've stayed totally away from
those and use the hard kind that don't seem compromised should they get wet.
(I know we hope our packages stay
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