What's the attitude of your SD retics?

[reptileexperts]

Lacey Act restrictions on crossing state lines is definitely something to be concerned with. And of course, you will need to already check local and state regulations. People tend to forget that SD retics, are still retics and need to have proper permits in many areas. In Texas for instance you need a simple controlled snake permit to keep them, and a commercial controlled snake permit to sell them.

Mr Lang - there was still a lot of information that can be taken the wrong way just because your post only looked at the extreme end of the spectrum. most 50% SD males top around 8-9 ft, and females usually stay under 10 ft, but can get up there. Pure SD are still quite easy to come by, just need to catch them at the right time of the year. But again, pure SD are just soooo flighty, they are nice for shrinking projects down, but not exactly the best retic project. 75% SD are going to be the best alternative for many individuals, with 50% SD coming in a close second. I'll see about putting together a video tomorrow showing some of the differences between a 2 month old, 14 month old, 18 month old, and 5+ year old 50% SD Retic that can hopefully demonstrate this.

Cheers!