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Re: Reticulated Python
Beautiful snake, looks very satisfied with that meal
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Re: Reticulated Python
Beautiful white-phase!
That particle board you are using for the enclosure walls is terrible stuff. With all the humidity in the enclosure (I hope), it's going to swell and rot. When you upgrade to a bigger enclosure, don't use it again.
I know I'll get slack for this, but she's awful small for an '08.
Chris
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Re: Reticulated Python
 Originally Posted by mumps
I know I'll get slack for this, but she's awful small for an '08.
Chris
almost 6 feet for 11,5 months small?
The wood i used is perfect (Oriented Strand Board), it don't swell in water I used it 5 years now by a humidity of 60%.
Sorry for my bad english
Greetz Rick

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Re: Reticulated Python
 Originally Posted by Desmodue
almost 6 feet for 11,5 months small?
Sorry for my bad english 
Yup.. should be closer to 10 feet.
Chris
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Re: Reticulated Python
 Originally Posted by mumps
Yup.. should be closer to 10 feet.
Chris
Yes with powerfeeding butt thanks that's not my way
Greetz Rick

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Re: Reticulated Python
this whitephase female was mine and has always eaten very very good!
not every retic is the same when it comes to growth, i also had retics the same age passing the 10+ft, this female just doesnt, no nead to say that this female is too small for her age, she isnt!, she has eaten my ass off when she lived here, maybe some dwarf influences in her background?, dont know
but so simply saying that this female is to small for her age is wrong in my eyes, and i also feel the need to say that a lot of very big retics i see from a year old and abnormal sizes are heavily powerfed, and never had a moment that they wherent digesting food, i like my retics to become old, so i feed on a normal base, and thats also a lot, but not to much!!.....
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Re: Reticulated Python
for example: big betty from germany, maybe a upcoming record length holder to beat fluffy, but she gets a adult sheep, every month!, on this schedule she wont get old, this is heavily exaggerated in my eyes!!, she's one big to fat female in my eyes, its not all about getting them very big as soon as possible
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Re: Reticulated Python
I agree with mumps, especially since she is a female. Males normally top out at 6 feet when they are a year old, and females should be significantly bigger. She is gorgeous, though. Also, ANY wood at all will soak up the humidity from the cage, this is why people generally use plastic or melamine cages.
Last edited by aaramire; 09-25-2009 at 11:31 AM.
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