Looking for something alittle different for next snake

[Yodawagon]

Are you here in the Twin Cities?

Not many folks outside of the cities can whip out "Golden Valley" like you just did LOL!

If so, here is your Dwarf or SD retic option.
https://www.facebook.com/monstercages


MarkS mentioned Chase Delles. "Chase Reptiles". Chase deals with mainland retics, but I'll bet he could find a male mainland line that would stay smaller if fed properly. I always think about my coastal hitting that 10 foot mark and not being concerned. If the animal is slender (reasonably) it doesn't present nearly the amount handling issues an 8 foot female BCC would when weight factors in.

If you are a USARK member there is always Kris at Vital Exotics in WI.

I am NOT an usark member but it doesn't look like vital exotics has anything as far as pure super dwarf . I also checked with monster cages down in Wynonna and he doesn't deal with anything 100% anymore either.I've tried contacting reeds retics, but he hasn't responded back. I grew up in robbinsdale. I now live up north in Milaca. I spent 20 years living in robbinsdale so I remember a lot from that area. I got my first reptiles, anoles, from pet place in ribbon center. Their long gone.

[Gio]

I am NOT an usark member but it doesn't look like vital exotics has anything as far as pure super dwarf . I also checked with monster cages down in Wynonna and he doesn't deal with anything 100% anymore either.I've tried contacting reeds retics, but he hasn't responded back. I grew up in robbinsdale. I now live up north in Milaca. I spent 20 years living in robbinsdale so I remember a lot from that area. I got my first reptiles, anoles, from pet place in ribbon center. Their long gone.

Good to know.

I'll bet you'd still be good with a percentage of dwarf/SD if you went with a male.

I'll keep my eye open if I see anything that might interest you.

There is a woman down here "Sonja K Reptiles". She has water pythons, and some olive pythons that she breeds. I'm not sure where she is at with any of the breeding plans, but I'd love an olive some day.

Stay warm!