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  1. 09-23-2009, 04:56 AM #1
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    Cool Reticulated Python

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    Re: Reticulated Python

    very nice
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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Great pictures, along with a beautiful snake.

    What size rats are those?
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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Whoa, that was cool... I've never seen the mouth so wide, and so close up!! Beautiful snake too. Is she nice?
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    Re: Reticulated Python

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    Is she nice?
    She's very nice if you know how to handle her

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    What size rats are those?
    Hi Neal the rats are adults
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    Re: Reticulated Python

    great pic's and very nice albino retic.
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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.

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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Quote Originally Posted by mumps View Post

    I know I'll get slack for this, but she's awful small for an '08.

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    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%.

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    Re: Reticulated Python

    Quote Originally Posted by Desmodue View Post
    almost 6 feet for 11,5 months small?

    Sorry for my bad english
    Yup.. should be closer to 10 feet.

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