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    Re: Python Reticulatus Wallace Progression!

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    I certainly hope he stays to a size you want. I like checking back on your progression for Wallace. Bitter sweet seeing what an awesome snake he is and knowing I had his clutch mate. What is the extra work you've encountered with Wallace?
    More clean up, and sometimes I get annoyed handling him. Usually its good, but occasionally he starts out great and then becomes a juggling act. He's really a good boy for the most part, but I'm very partial to boa constrictors and carpet pythons.

    The extra precaution I have to take is due to the insane feeding response. If it is close to feeding day or shortly after, a noise on the side of the cage will cause a rapid advance to the door.

    Nothing too difficult, but you really do have to stick to protocol to make sure you don't take a bite.

    I wish you had the littermate too so we could compare notes, but Sauzo is my man when it comes to the Vital Exotics SD x Dwarf stuff these days.

    You keep doing what you are doing, I think your decision was the right move at this stage.

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