Rishaad wrote:Monopeltis, if you have a question, comment or insinuation, I would appreciate if you would be more direct, instead of cynical.
If you are questioning the efficiency of the product, in a cynical manner at that, then I have the following info for you which has been discussed on this forum before http://www.sareptiles.co.za/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=17027&hilit=work#p131594
3. This product is shipped in large quantities all over Africa, Australia, Israel, etc and customers are very satisfied with it, as this product has been tested by them as well, some who have their results on video.
Rishaad wrote:Hi
it_bit_me wrote:
Why aren't these photos being used for a animal cruelty case against the people that did it???
No need to be so defensive and insulting! Its the first sign of someone defending something that is untrue... i never wore nappies!
Tested by its customers, shipped to over 28 countries and some who have video results... sounds like you are talking about these things!
I'm sorry, lets keep to topic...snake id and the help needed in Seshego. Yes definitely a wolf snake.
But as far as methods used for the snake problem at this site:
You mentioned some of the mounds being destroyed had termites still living in them? Do you not think by destroying the visible layer of mound is only going to kill the termite colony and create even more hiding spots for snakes to com and fill in? Snakes prefer termite mounds that are disused and empty. They go meters into the ground and i doubt there full destruction is ever observed.
I also feel that destroying all the mounds in the vicinity (if that is even possible) would encourage and increase snake/human conflict as the snakes would not have hide spots left on the property(other than the buildings around). Would it not be wise to have someone ahead of time lined up before destroying the termite mounds to handle the increased flood of snakes one would encounter. As you yourself said, the repellent only works in natural environments, which you have destroyed.
I find reptile control very interesting and am only posing real questions, no cynicism.
Tested by its customers, shipped to over 28 countries and some who have video results... sounds like you are talking about these things!
I never said natural enviroments, but natural setting, and by that implied a snake moving at its own peril and not being chased or threatened.
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