Re: Genetic Stripe Retic.
sweet! Can't wait for better pics!
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Very cool, please post more pics !!!
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Wow that thing looks crazy!!!!!
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nice i've always liked genetic stripes
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wow that one is pretty. more pics definatly
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Beautifuls colours on it.
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Thanks, for all the nice comments. I am new to retics, and I never quite understood what people meant when they said they were feisty.
I got tagged on my chin, I guess now I know what they meant.
she was giving me a kiss, thats how i like to put it.
Retics are something else, I fed it a F/T rat and it killed it 3 times before it ate it, that was fun to watch "ATTITUDE"
:fishslap:
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At least you got a GS. They wont grow as big as a normal retic that wants to give you a "kiss".
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Wow very nice, post more pics if you get a chance! :P I am not very familiar with the gstripe retic...does anyone have a link on some info about them? ...Breeders?
Very Nice again!! :gj::gj:
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There isn't very much info on them, everything I read about them was on message boards. Most people seem to believe that these are like the other dwarfs that still get to 15 + feet, but i talked to several breeders that told me that their biggest females 4 to 5 year olds aren't at 10 feet.
I posted the pics of me holding her so people can get a good perspective on size, this female is over 2 years.
I got mine from Mike Wilbanks (Constrictors .com) , but Steve Gooch has some, and Bob Clark. Their are some others that breed them but dont have any right now.
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Originally Posted by
Jerhart
Wow very nice, post more pics if you get a chance! :P I am not very familiar with the gstripe retic...does anyone have a link on some info about them? ...Breeders?
Very Nice again!! :gj::gj:
Genetic Stripe retics do stay relatively smaller than your normal mainland retics. Females are capable of breeding and producing healthy clutches at 10'.