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Opinion On the Super Dwarf Retics
Well i made some calls and some pulled a few strings and found a place to get superdwarf tics and i could get them for a 1000 a pop. Ima get me a super dwarf tic anyways. but i was wondering what would be some opinions on breeding super dwarf tics in the future. theres a few boa's and ball breeders in the area id just like to be diffrent if i was to go threw with this thanks.
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IMO there are more people breeding retics, super dwarf or not, than there is a demand for these animals.
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Yeah in the area im in i mention retic and everybody is like (uhhh idk) ive tried hunting down a super dwarf for the past few weeks and one person said they could get me one and have it in by next week for a grand
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how big do they get? the super dwarf and or just regular dwarfs
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Re: Opinion On the Super Dwarf Retics
 Originally Posted by alexOATH
IMO there are more people breeding retics, super dwarf or not, than there is a demand for these animals.
Yeah, I've always been boggled by that. There are so many retic morphs on the market, but who the heck is buying all of them??
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the super dwarfs are not supposed to get over 7-8 ft as an adult thats why i was looking into i getting one i cannot manage a 14ft dwarf let alone a mainland by myself.
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Re: Opinion On the Super Dwarf Retics
my personal oppinion? i think its a great idea and really feel that dwarf/superdwarfs are the next gen of the hobby.. and really expand the attitude/intelligence to a whole nother group of people who can handle a 5-12 foot snake but not a 13+ foot snake. i have a runt tiger tic who is just under 8 feet at almost 2 (he was under fed i picked it up) and he is without a doubt the best snake i could have assked for.
the only thing about breeding ill say because i personally have never done it is get a good breeding stock. sd are a very fast flighty snake and the only real breeders i know of who are breeding mainland attitude into sd bodys are people like harry from monstersnake and nerd and i believe eric from sentec but im not sure of that. breeding stock is colmpletly diffrent from a pet tho. i hope to add a few sd and dwarf to my collection in the next few years and do as your planning with the breeding because there isnt a big mainland market around here but i truly believe that a sd/dwarf market would explode
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If i could id have a mainland cause i heard there so much calmer but it would be hard to find 3-4 people to pick it up as an adult that wouldnt be terrified lol. but i know the dwarfs or even a good 2 person snake as they can still get 14ft. thats why i was lookin intot he super dwarfs. But at 7ft i can manage a super dwarf.
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