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Expert Profile: BPC

Expertise:  My area of expertise would be snakes and reptile genetics (again mostly w/ snakes). Although I have dealt w/ almost all species of reptiles commonly sold in the US.

Experience in the area
15 years keeping, breeding, selling, and teaching about reptiles.

Organizations
Past board member of the Central FL Herpetological Society

Education/Credentials
B.S. Biology Ed. UCF

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 2680
Knowledge   9.88   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.95   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.91   Best of the best
Politeness   9.95   Best of the best
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Max Questions to be Asked
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Total Questions
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319
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Thank you so much!
(Ruth on 11/18/08)
Thanks for your fast response,very helpful.
(dawn on 11/11/08)
Thank you so very much for your expertise & the quickness of your response. It was quite helpful. I rate ALL 1 10! THANKIES!!!
(SHARYN on 11/07/08)
Thank you very much for the quick responses.
(Stephanie on 10/28/08)
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Recent Answers from BPC
2008-11-17  Help Kayleigh, you've stumped me on this one. I have never kept a fat-tail so I can't be sure of this answer, perhaps another expert or your vet would be able to help more. 4 weeks w/o food scares me though...
2008-11-13  Whites tree frog Do not hold him until he starts eating (well), and then keep it to a minimum. He needs to acclimate to his new surroundings and having a giant human monster picking him up won't help... LOL Does he...
2008-11-11  red tail boa Christy, let me start by saying I'm sorry if this comes off sounding angry, but I get questions like yours quite often, and frankly, they make me angry... If your dog quit eating say 3 days ago and...
2008-11-10  Snake sitting a big male corn snake...YIKES! UV and calcium is more for animals that bask (lizards/turtles), as snakes eat whole prey they don't need calcium suppliments and they don't bask. They feel vibration but don't actually hear. Their...
2008-11-07  Snake sitting a big male corn snake...YIKES! OK, here we go... Corns are, in general, very docile. While I will not promise he won't bite, I will say most don't. The key to picking him up is to not do it like a bird would. Don't come at him...
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