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Shipping many snakes, lizards, turtles and amphibians have gone quite well, however about 1 in 100 reptiles shipped out did not survive while about 1 in 10 reptiles shipped to us have not survived. Today I talk about exactly what went wrong with the handful that didn't make it, what could have been fixed to save the animal and just how safe shipping live animals really is.
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Home Pets & Animals Why 30 Reptiles Died During Shipping - the Bad Side of Unboxings
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