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He doesn't look as bug eyed as he did when younger! Handsome fellow.
I do have one question. I know mainland retics get an irridescent 'sheen' to their scales, do the super dwarfs have that as well?
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Re: Updated male Super Dwarf - fresh shed, outside, no flash
 Originally Posted by SilverDemon
He doesn't look as bug eyed as he did when younger! Handsome fellow.
I do have one question. I know mainland retics get an irridescent 'sheen' to their scales, do the super dwarfs have that as well?
Thank you very much! He definitely has the sheen. On the first pic you can see the purple on his dorsal nearest the shed. If I had more sun I probably could have caught it better.
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Re: Updated male Super Dwarf - fresh shed, outside, no flash
Originally Posted by Aes_Sidhe
His father was a bit over 4' and his mother a little over 5'. I would expect him to be somewhere between there.
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He is very cool. I like his pattern. How big will he get?
Edit: nevermind, looks like someone asked the same thing while I was asking.
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Re: Updated male Super Dwarf - fresh shed, outside, no flash
Wow he is gorgeous. I hope you keep updating as that pair grows. Are they normals? As far as like not a morph besides Superdwarf?
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Re: Updated male Super Dwarf - fresh shed, outside, no flash
Originally Posted by Lopezxx2
Wow he is gorgeous. I hope you keep updating as that pair grows. Are they normals? As far as like not a morph besides Superdwarf?
They are normal True Super Dwarfs. Pretty much any morph means they have crossed them with "dwarf" variants at some point or the other. I want to preserve these guys as they come with the size and personality they possess naturally. I won't ever be breeding these for colors or morphs. I love them just the way they are, pure SD Retics 
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Love him! That purple is unreal and he's gorgeous. Tiny too!
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Re: Updated male Super Dwarf - fresh shed, outside, no flash
Beautiful! I'm so glad retics are available in manageable sizes now!
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Outside pics in natural light so you can see his color and pattern properly. He's a whopping 143g! This guy is as chill as it gets. He relaxed on my hand the entire time I cropped the photos. He is a perfect snakes. Eats strong, easily handled, and looks fantastic.
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