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Super Dwarf Retics -

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  • 09-13-2004, 03:23 PM
    wendy
    on kingsnake.com there on the classifieds you 'might' find them. there is also a whole list of breeders where you can comparison shop. hope you find one.
  • 09-13-2004, 03:25 PM
    UberAlice
    I'd love to get one, but right now the 2 in my little apartment is about all I can handle. Until I'm living by myself, and not with my best friend and her demon bird, I don't think a third snake will be looked too kindly upon. :)
    Thanks for the tips, though!
  • 09-13-2004, 05:39 PM
    bait4snake
    Careful when buying the dwarf retics though. Some sell them as 25% Dwarf... which means 75% big friggin' monster.
    Look at the parents.

    Guest, the reason the snakes you really want are so expensive is the same reason why the cars you really want are the most expensive, lol. BECAUSE THEY'RE EXPENSIVE!
  • 09-13-2004, 05:54 PM
    Kara
    Also keep in mind that Jampeas & Super Dwarfs are 2 different things. "Super Dwarf" refers to a very specific bloodline of dwarf retics which are supposed to grow to smaller sizes than any of the other dwarf retic forms - i.e. Jampea & Kayuadi.

    K
  • 09-13-2004, 05:56 PM
    bait4snake
    Yeah, they sometimes like to confuse the two.
    Now, are Super Dwarfs a genetic thing... like the Giant Leopard Gecko?
  • 09-13-2004, 06:13 PM
    hhw
    I've seen a pair of these before. I'm not sure how well proven they are to stay small yet, but the juveniles I saw were still tiny.
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