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    Retics from Bob Clark?

    Does anyone here own a Retic from Bob? I am wanting to get a lav. albino from him at the upcoming NARBC or show in San Antonio. But I want one that is atleast semi-worked with.

    Any experiences/comments?
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    Re: Retics from Bob Clark?

    I had a baby tiger from Bob back in 98. Gorgeous snake.

    I find that most snakes that come from "big" breeders aren't interacted with. There are just too many in the collection. Of course if you get them really young there's no problem at all.

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    Re: Retics from Bob Clark?

    You can't go wrong with Bob's snakes....Him and Jeff take great care of the snakes....They might not get handled often, but like said earlier if they are young you can tame them...Just start hook training early...

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