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  1. 06-17-2011, 11:56 AM #11
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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

    Nice!

    I just picked up a female, and have an albino female en route.

    My female just loves to climb. Put some small branches in their enclosures and I'm sure you'll find they go to good use.

    Mine is eating 3 hopper mice every 4 days.

    I wouldn't keep them like the ball pythons - they require more height and humidity... tubs won't do. But then again I don't keep my bps in tubs either

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  3. 06-17-2011, 11:59 AM #12
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    They are super cute! I love those "giant" pythons
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  5. 06-17-2011, 12:08 PM #13
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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

    Quote Originally Posted by mumps View Post
    Nice!

    I just picked up a female, and have an albino female en route.

    My female just loves to climb. Put some small branches in their enclosures and I'm sure you'll find they go to good use.

    Mine is eating 3 hopper mice every 4 days.

    I wouldn't keep them like the ball pythons - they require more height and humidity... tubs won't do. But then again I don't keep my bps in tubs either

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    Cool, you'll have to post some pics!

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    They are super cute! I love those "giant" pythons
    LOL. I agree Leah. Giant in the personality department for sure!

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  6. 06-21-2011, 10:24 AM #14
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    Wow. They look fantastic and it sounds like they have personalities to match. Ever since I was little I've loved retics, but I thought I'd never be able to have one because of their size. Then I heard about Dwarfs and SDs...

    I hope someday I can have at least one SD, as they seem amazing. Thanks for posting your beautiful ones and all the SD info.
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  8. 06-21-2011, 01:49 PM #15
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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

    Quote Originally Posted by SoFarAway View Post
    Wow. They look fantastic and it sounds like they have personalities to match. Ever since I was little I've loved retics, but I thought I'd never be able to have one because of their size. Then I heard about Dwarfs and SDs...

    I hope someday I can have at least one SD, as they seem amazing. Thanks for posting your beautiful ones and all the SD info.
    The size was my only holdback. I live by myself and I wouldn't have the ability to handle a giant like a true mainland or even dwarf retic. I'm very happy with my decision to get these little ones. I already have one converted to F/T mice. The other kind of plays with them but he'll come around

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  9. 06-22-2011, 04:09 AM #16
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    Nice....guess you're not just sticking to BP's either? Lol....
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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

    Quote Originally Posted by shorty54 View Post
    Nice....guess you're not just sticking to BP's either? Lol....
    LOL! These SD Retics are awesome dude I've wanted a retic since I was a kid and a SD was my only solution. When are you free for lunch?

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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

    Congrats on picking these up!
    Keep us poted with pic updates.
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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

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    Congrats on picking these up!
    Keep us poted with pic updates.
    I can do that

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    Re: Pics of 1.1 Super Dwarf Retics

    Quote Originally Posted by Simple Man View Post
    LOL! These SD Retics are awesome dude I've wanted a retic since I was a kid and a SD was my only solution. When are you free for lunch?

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