quick pic of my tic

here is my male albino retic.
This is just one day after feeding so notice the bulge.
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l1...r92/3men22.jpg

Great looking retic Sam! Just keep in mind as he gets bigger sometimes they keep that feeding response going for days, so be careful getting him out after 1 day.

thats good advice, thanks.
I have him hook trained, i can see when his feeding mode "turns off". It has happened that after one day he is still in feeding mode, but the hook resolves it. I also try not to take him out when he just fed 1 or 2 days before, but it is hard to keep my hands off him,lol.

you should give him 2days to digest his meal, failing to do so could lead to a regurge, which is the most vile smelling thing ever...

sweet snake though, where did u get it?

look at that head..... amazing.... whats he eating out of curiosity.

I got him at daytona. He is about 6 months old and 5' long. He is feeding on large rats and seems to be growing everyday.
The picture makes him look smaller, and it was cloudy outside so the colors are not as vibrant, he is much more impressive in person.

Beautiful albino-they are my favorite of all the retics. He looks great!!!

hes nice i like his head but you shouldent touch him till 2 days after he eats

he is a beaut. about 2 more feet and you have this to look forward too

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...sterpig001.jpg

LMAO at rex, or can i call you Jason.

That was funny, and nice retic btw.

BEAUTIFUL!! all i can say............ just beautiful

Gorgeous! What a beautiful head.

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Originally Posted by rex322

he is a beaut. about 2 more feet and you have this to look forward too

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...sterpig001.jpg

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All of my guys take piglets with gusto as well.

i dread cleaning out his cage after he poops out that piggy

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Originally Posted by Het4Something

i dread cleaning out his cage after he poops out that piggy

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In my daily experiences, piglet left-overs are worse than rabbit, chicken, rat, guinea pig, pigeon, duck, etc left-overs:O .