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    Feeding Pictures and Size Update

    Hello everybody. Just thought I'd post up a feeding pic or two and just some general pics of my little retics and their size. They are growing up so fast.

    My Motley 100% Het Purple Male



    My Fire Tiger 100% Het Lav Albino Male


    My Platinum pos Het Albino Female





    My Fire Tiger 100% Het Albino Female




    My Purple Sunfire Male


    Enjoy!

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    Ball pythons:
    -0.1 Normal (Lilith)
    -1.0 Dark Normal
    -0.1 Light Normal
    -0.1 Pastel
    -1.0 Lesser

    Retics:
    -0.1 Platinum
    -1.1 Fire Tiger Het Albino
    -1.0 Purple Sunfire
    -1.0 Tiger
    -0.1 Lavender Tiger
    -1.0 Motley Het Purple

    Boas:
    -0.1 Hypo BCI
    -1.0 Hypo BCI (Hades)
    -1.0 EBV Red Group Hypo Pastel BCI (Ares)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Isis)
    -0.1 Anery BCI (Medusa)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Hera)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Athena)

    Blood Pythons:
    -1.1 VPI Super Stripe Mead Line Borneo Ultra Breit

    Epicrates Striatus Striatus
    -1.1 Dominican Red Mountain Boa

    Burmese Pythons:
    -1.1 Albino Burmese

    Anacondas:
    -0.2 Yellow Anaconda
    -1.0 Yellow Anaconda

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    So the big question . . . why call one fire but the other platty? They are the exact same gene lol... just Fire was what Bob Clark calls his platinum mainland tics, meanwhile the rest of the world still calls his platinum

    All in all, nice bunch of worms. Not too much feed going into those yet. Wait till they are monsters.
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    Re: Feeding Pictures and Size Update

    Great looking animals!

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    Re: Feeding Pictures and Size Update

    Quote Originally Posted by reptileexperts View Post
    So the big question . . . why call one fire but the other platty? They are the exact same gene lol... just Fire was what Bob Clark calls his platinum mainland tics, meanwhile the rest of the world still calls his platinum

    All in all, nice bunch of worms. Not too much feed going into those yet. Wait till they are monsters.
    Ya the bigger of the 3 are on two mediums, getting ready to bump them to one large one medium.

    I usually refer to single gene animals as a platinum, and multiple genes as a fire. Picked up the habit from a few other retic breeders. Motley fire, fire tiger, etc, and a single would just be a platinum. I dunno, no real reason lol. Some of these are PP animals and some are BC too, but I don't refer to them in accordance to that lol.

    But ya I figure they will be on rabbits within 6 months no problem. My lav tiger female would gladly take three six pound rabbits like nothing. Might bump her up to 10 lbs rabbits sooner than later.

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    Ball pythons:
    -0.1 Normal (Lilith)
    -1.0 Dark Normal
    -0.1 Light Normal
    -0.1 Pastel
    -1.0 Lesser

    Retics:
    -0.1 Platinum
    -1.1 Fire Tiger Het Albino
    -1.0 Purple Sunfire
    -1.0 Tiger
    -0.1 Lavender Tiger
    -1.0 Motley Het Purple

    Boas:
    -0.1 Hypo BCI
    -1.0 Hypo BCI (Hades)
    -1.0 EBV Red Group Hypo Pastel BCI (Ares)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Isis)
    -0.1 Anery BCI (Medusa)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Hera)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Athena)

    Blood Pythons:
    -1.1 VPI Super Stripe Mead Line Borneo Ultra Breit

    Epicrates Striatus Striatus
    -1.1 Dominican Red Mountain Boa

    Burmese Pythons:
    -1.1 Albino Burmese

    Anacondas:
    -0.2 Yellow Anaconda
    -1.0 Yellow Anaconda

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    Re: Feeding Pictures and Size Update

    Quote Originally Posted by MonkeyShuttle View Post
    Great looking animals!
    Thank you! I do love the crud outta these snakes. My platty female is nutso when it comes to feeding lol. After her second medium she still flew out of the tub about 2 ft waiting for a third. So I gave her a left over small lol. Still hungry. Massive feeding response with these guys and gals

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    Ball pythons:
    -0.1 Normal (Lilith)
    -1.0 Dark Normal
    -0.1 Light Normal
    -0.1 Pastel
    -1.0 Lesser

    Retics:
    -0.1 Platinum
    -1.1 Fire Tiger Het Albino
    -1.0 Purple Sunfire
    -1.0 Tiger
    -0.1 Lavender Tiger
    -1.0 Motley Het Purple

    Boas:
    -0.1 Hypo BCI
    -1.0 Hypo BCI (Hades)
    -1.0 EBV Red Group Hypo Pastel BCI (Ares)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Isis)
    -0.1 Anery BCI (Medusa)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Hera)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Athena)

    Blood Pythons:
    -1.1 VPI Super Stripe Mead Line Borneo Ultra Breit

    Epicrates Striatus Striatus
    -1.1 Dominican Red Mountain Boa

    Burmese Pythons:
    -1.1 Albino Burmese

    Anacondas:
    -0.2 Yellow Anaconda
    -1.0 Yellow Anaconda

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    Re: Feeding Pictures and Size Update

    Man these guys and gals are just beautiful I love the way their face looks it looks so funny to me.


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    lol fair enough. Just curious. BC tried to say his line of Platty was special and thus refused to call them like that, and only referred to them as Fire. . . then all of a sudden when he started offering the SD Platinum, he stopped calling THOSE fire, but still retained mainland as such? Then admitted they were ivory compatible . . . oh bob. . .

    But yeah, I pushed my goldenchild one night to see what all he would eat. . . . that number was crazy. and I couldn't believe how stuffed he was - at just under 4 ft, he demolished 3 med rats and 1 small. I have a pic somewhere . . .
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    Re: Feeding Pictures and Size Update

    I'm thinking of trying that with the three juvies I have. The FT, the Purple SF, and the Platty. I know all three would take 2 larges and a small at one time. I just don't wanna plug em up lol.

    I keep them at the top of my 41qt rack and they have more heat than the rest. About 90° ambient. Makes em super hungry and poop super fast. Usually they evacuate in about 4 days. But i give em breaks here and there so I'm not pushing their growth too hard. All kinda a feeding plan utilized by the breeder I got them from, and he has been very successful with his growth, breeding, and lifespan of his retics. All very strong and very healthy

    Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 3
    Ball pythons:
    -0.1 Normal (Lilith)
    -1.0 Dark Normal
    -0.1 Light Normal
    -0.1 Pastel
    -1.0 Lesser

    Retics:
    -0.1 Platinum
    -1.1 Fire Tiger Het Albino
    -1.0 Purple Sunfire
    -1.0 Tiger
    -0.1 Lavender Tiger
    -1.0 Motley Het Purple

    Boas:
    -0.1 Hypo BCI
    -1.0 Hypo BCI (Hades)
    -1.0 EBV Red Group Hypo Pastel BCI (Ares)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Isis)
    -0.1 Anery BCI (Medusa)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Hera)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Athena)

    Blood Pythons:
    -1.1 VPI Super Stripe Mead Line Borneo Ultra Breit

    Epicrates Striatus Striatus
    -1.1 Dominican Red Mountain Boa

    Burmese Pythons:
    -1.1 Albino Burmese

    Anacondas:
    -0.2 Yellow Anaconda
    -1.0 Yellow Anaconda

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    Awesome animal's, love me some retics

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