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Re: There is always the Super Dwarfs


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Posted by arboreals on April 17, 2003 at 22:44:53:

In Reply to: Re: questions about small retics posted by murdoch on April 17, 2003 at 21:14:28:

Think they get about 6ft. A 6ft retic is not a big snake at all. Check them out,
John

:I would not call any of the dwarf retics small, nor would i call scrub pythons small. this taxon really is for the serious collector with the resources to properly house, feed, and heat these large constrictors. Retics are much more alert and active than Burms, balls, and boas, so they require respect and experience, not a beginner snake.

:That said, most dwarf races are not exceptionally snappy by nature if captive raised. Relative sizes will vary, but a twelve foot "dwarf" as a mature adult of six or more years would not be unexpected, especially a well fed CB female. This is still far smaller than most other retic morphs.

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