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  1. 07-12-2013, 07:08 PM #1
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    Some retic pics - DUW

    Haven't had too much time here, but I am finally working through some images that I can now post up here. Next post should be from Los Angeles, leaving out on Sunday to field herp / shoot photography working with Colorado Desert Sidewinders, and Southern Pacific Rattlesnake awesomeness!!! Till then, enjoy these beautiful retics who just got new vision caging after 9 weeks of production / shipping waiting!






    Goldenchild het Lavender 50% Jampea Reticulated Python


    Sub-adult Platinum het Anery SD Reticulated Python


    SD Super Tiger 66% het White Albino


    Mainland White Phase het Genetic Striped Reticulated Python




    Adult - Fresh Shed - 50% SD Tiger Male Reticulated Python roughly 10'

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    Wow, those are amazing. I wish retics were legal here in Florida
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    They are legal in Florida, just require the Controlled Permits, micro chipping, and other things ;-)
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    Your the guy that posted the video of that retic on that clothes line trying to crawl on it. aren't you? if so it is funny as hell!
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    Re: Some retic pics - DUW

    Great pics, thanks for posting.
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    Some retic pics - DUW

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    Your the guy that posted the video of that retic on that clothes line trying to crawl on it. aren't you? if so it is funny as hell!
    On retic nation? Yes


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    nice!
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    Some retic pics - DUW

    very nice. wish i had the room and funds to keep more retics. soon.. lol
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    yes, retics are not like ball python in any ways. They need larger cages, more room to move, cost a LOT more to feed, and require more time and dedication. I still love them though!
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    can you post that video again.
    0.1 dumerils boa 2012 "Rocky" 0.1 Arabesque bci "freckles"
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