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    Reticulated Python

    I was randomly taking pictures today and liked this one of our resident Reticulated python.
    I haven't posted any pictures of her in quite some time.
    So here is a random head shot:

    Hope you like it.
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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Awesome picture! The rainbow sheen on those animals is just amazing!
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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Oh she's lovely Rusty. Is she a permanent resident or will she eventually be placed. I love hearing the stories behind your rescues both how you came to get them and where they end up when all is said and done.
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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Very pretty gal!


    I lub lub lub retics - but will have to (eventually) settle for a dwarf . . . . or hope the kids graduate and dont mind coming home to visit just to find their rooms house giant snakes . . .

    "I don't FEEL tardy . . ."


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    Re: Reticulated Python

    She came from the Long Island Museum case. Although she was one of the refugees we received only after he was finally closed down. She has been with us about a year, and is just now showing her weight. She is eating rabbits and large rats like a champ. She has been placed available for adoption, but as with all retics that may come through here when we place them we are extremely particular. I have a feeling she will be with us for a good long while. We do not normally advertise them.
    She is full of retic attitude and is not a friendly animal by any means. But we will continue to work with her as we have for the past year.
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