My new SD Retic from Garrick DeMeyer

Well My girlfriend surprised me with this little guy last week I just haven't wanted to bug him until today lol. Well here he is. Not to sure why he looks soo milky. Probably just the flash from the camera. Well enjoy. I believe this is an april baby.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...r/SNC11251.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...r/SNC11254.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...r/SNC11255.jpg

Congrats man! That's the only Retic I could ever own. He's so tiny!

Garrick DeMeyer is great .. got 2 BPs and will be getting a beardie from him very soon

Congrats! SDs are the best! I got mine from Garrick too, he is one of the best. :D

Looks like he is in shed. Can't wait to see him post shed. :D

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Originally Posted by waltah!

Congrats man! That's the only Retic I could ever own. He's so tiny!

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Yeah it is tiny but its teeth aren't lol. goes for me any chance it can. Once you get him out hes fine just a bit flighty.

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Originally Posted by PolishPython

Garrick DeMeyer is great .. got 2 BPs and will be getting a beardie from him very soon

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Yeah I sent him an email a day or so after I got it and offered me a heck of a deal on a female, but I can't talk my GF into buying it for me after she just spent 450 on this little firecracker. hehe. I think I will just feed him once a week don't want him to get to huge. Check this ot and you will see what I am referring to. lol. http://mahn001.tripod.com/id28.html

How's his little temperment so far?
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Just saw your last reply;)

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Originally Posted by Jyson

Congrats! SDs are the best! I got mine from Garrick too, he is one of the best. :D

Looks like he is in shed. Can't wait to see him post shed. :D

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I think its just the flash cuss hes not in blue and actually looks really clear in person.

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Originally Posted by sg1trogdor

I think its just the flash cuss hes not in blue and actually looks really clear in person.

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When SD retics go into shed, the "blue stage" isn't that noticeable really, looks to me like he has passed that stage though.

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When SD retics go into shed, the "blue stage" isn't that noticeable really, looks to me like he has passed that stage though.

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YEah now that I took him out he is a bit darker then he was when I got him. Just didn't notice cus I have been leaving him alone. Thanks for the info. It's hard to find super dwarf info so I just went off of mainland caresheets when I was researching. I actually wasn't quite ready for one but my girlfriend saw me checking out Garricks site and she just ordered it. I should have guessed when she asked if i had another setup ready lol.

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YEah now that I took him out he is a bit darker then he was when I got him. Just didn't notice cus I have been leaving him alone. Thanks for the info. It's hard to find super dwarf info so I just went off of mainland caresheets when I was researching. I actually wasn't quite ready for one but my girlfriend saw me checking out Garricks site and she just ordered it. I should have guessed when she asked if i had another setup ready lol.

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lol
Yep, I know what you mean on finding info on these lil guys, it ain't easy. Luckily though they require basically the same temps and humidity as the mainlands. Here is some good info on them, and a caresheet I wrote for them.
http://mahn001.tripod.com/id28.html
http://www.a1pythons.com/info_superdwarf.html
http://jasondiazreptiles.com/?page_id=44
Garrick had a great page on them as well, but he took it down when he redesigned his site. :confused:

Very nice. I got my SD retic about a month ago. I love him. They are awsome. And yeah about info, just go by mainland retic's. I got mine from steve from repti-racks and gave me a great deal. 250 for him. :D And now im buying some cages from him since he was so great. The only thing weird about my SD is he takes alottt longer than my BP to eat a mouse. He constricts for much longer and then seems to look around while holding the mouse then eats it. But im sure you'll love em. Goodluck and Congrats

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Yep, I know what you mean on finding info on these lil guys, it ain't easy. Luckily though they require basically the same temps and humidity as the mainlands. Here is some good info on them, and a caresheet I wrote for them.
http://mahn001.tripod.com/id28.html
http://www.a1pythons.com/info_superdwarf.html
http://jasondiazreptiles.com/?page_id=44
Garrick had a great page on them as well, but he took it down when he redesigned his site. :confused:

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Cool thanks again. I love this one http://mahn001.tripod.com/id28.htmlI found it when I was doing a bit of research a few weeks ago. What a crazy growth comparison.

awesome retic ;)

Love that stripe that seems to go from head to tail. I wonder if that's a genetic trait that can be passed on. hehehe

Awesome pick up dudeski!

Thanks again everyone hes a great little guy.....once you get him outta his enclosure. Until then he thinks everything is food lol. :snake:

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Thanks again everyone hes a great little guy.....once you get him outta his enclosure. Until then he thinks everything is food lol. :snake:

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very much like my other 2 retics!!! :D

My most recent captive, Bumblebee, would even strike things that "move suddenly"...like a falling piece of paper...or the curtains. :D