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  • 02-04-2010, 01:11 AM
    pastorj
    are retics typically biters?
    Knew to retics, have boa and burmese, but not real familar with retics?
  • 02-04-2010, 01:30 AM
    joepythons
    Re: are retics typically biters?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by pastorj View Post
    Knew to retics, have boa and burmese, but not real familar with retics?

    Retics are one of the smartest snakes :gj:.Young retics can be bite happy little snotts :rolleyes:.My 13ft was not a biter at all just a VERY curious snake :P
  • 02-04-2010, 05:10 AM
    FIEND_FO_LYFE
    Re: are retics typically biters?
    It depends, every snake is different.
    Younger seem to be nippy, older retics calm down with proper handling, like most snakes, they are much faster, smarter, and stronger than burms.
  • 02-06-2010, 10:27 PM
    alohareptiles
    Re: are retics typically biters?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by FIEND_FO_LYFE View Post
    It depends, every snake is different.
    Younger seem to be nippy, older retics calm down with proper handling, like most snakes, they are much faster, smarter, and stronger than burms.

    Funny, but well put and true...:D:D
  • 02-15-2010, 02:45 AM
    dturner100
    Re: are retics typically biters?
    Be sure to hand select your babies if possible. Also don't handle prey items before handling your retic. They are typically VERY hardy eaters. My juvie tagged me on the chin this morning. Normally he'd never bite me, but I forgot that I'd had a rat cleaning my goatee about 10 minutes prior.
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