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Thread: Retic

  1. 02-07-2010, 12:15 AM #1
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    Retic

    This is my 1st post here! I need a Tiger retic Q here please! Are they nocturnal feeders? Thanks! I have awsome pics of my BP.Yellowbelly eating on the way!
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    Re: Retic

    I've never had a retic picky about what time of day it eats.
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    Re: Retic

    Quote Originally Posted by AjBalls View Post
    I've never had a retic picky about what time of day it eats.
    JK! I Havemine hangin out with me right now!She just shed!Another pic I need to get up! She is Fast LOL!
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    Re: Retic

    ....Awkward...
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    Re: Retic

    This one seems to be picky about a lot when it comes to feeding.
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    Re: Retic

    This thread needs more exclamation points!!!
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    Re: Retic

    Ummmmmm... OK.. lol.

    My retic has absolutely no preference on when to eat. She will eat anything at anytime. Even my hand
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    Re: Retic

    that is scary do adult retics bite more than burmese?
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    Re: Retic

    Quote Originally Posted by pastorj View Post
    that is scary do adult retics bite more than burmese?
    lol no. My retic is a super dwarf but she is about 6ft now. Alot of retics, regardless of type, can be more flighty or nervous when they are younger or smaller. They can also have a strong feeding instinct or cage agression. Which isnt agression at all. Once those types are taken out of the enclosure they are generally big babies. Any big snake should just be handled regularly and calmly to help prevent this. The adults Ive been around seem to be more laid back then youngsters.
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    Re: Retic

    Quote Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents View Post
    Ummmmmm... OK.. lol.

    My retic has absolutely no preference on when to eat. She will eat anything at anytime. Even my hand
    LOL...sorry for laughing, but that is soooooo true...
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