saving crabs

[klbroad]

....and deathbatbabe6661, it only takes one person to make a difference, and you should never ever let anyone make you think that you cannot be that one!

[ladybug15057]

Very true, and at the same time when attempting to talk to an employee one needs to be polite even if it means biting ones tongue in between sentences. A negative approach normally is greeted with negativity.

[deathbatbabe6661]

your rite...do you guys think you could back me up if they wont listen?i could give you a link to there specific shop email or w/e...btw im getting 3 hermies from a woman who passed and obviosly cant take care so im happy

[NotaMallard]

To your original post: I actually am sort of doing just that, except that I'm adopting the new happy hermies out to new owners that I will personally educate about hermit crab care. If you want to learn more, go to:
http://carefreecrabs.webs.com/thehermiehalfwayhouse.htm

[ladybug15057]

do you guys think you could back me up if they wont listen?

What one needs is to be a little prepared. As in if there are quality caresheets one can print and take to the store with them. To try to help another in a situation like this is very hard to do. In the past through trying to help others, it has been learned that unless you walk in yourself and observe the conditions, you don't have a leg to stand on really.

[deathbatbabe6661]

im thinking of going to the manager, and strait up tell him anything that i see wrong..and give him a couple websites.