Kalatoa 100% Pure SD Retic Progression (Pic heavy...)

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Why so difficult little girl??

She's such a looker and I remember this first post like yesterday. I was envious that day. Sauzo and I went on high alert for SD x Dwarf stuff.

JM,

You'll get it figured out, I know you are a smart dude. Young and busy, but I think you said you are handy and that will come into play eventually.

Plus,,, the creative/art side of you leads me to believe if you build a unit yourself at some point, the jungles of the world will be jealous.

Another handy idea I have which may or may not be appealing. Find some type of AP arboreal unit, cut a hole in the bottom large enough for Philly to get through and do the same to the top of your T-25. Somehow join the cages together at the holes making it so they can still be broken down and separated but fully secure and give her an upstairs? Boaphile has "cubes" that can extend a 4 foot cage to a 6 footer. I'm sure AP could make something.

Just a thought since we are brainstorming.

Hey! Just wanted to share a short progression of my now 6 month old Kalatoa Super Dwarf Retic. Not exactly a giant but a "tiny giant" of sorts. Apologies for some of the blurry cell phone pics, she doesn't exactly like to hold still for any period of time.
Here's Phyllis, hatched by Daniel Solis mid Feb (started pipping 2/11/16, clutch all out of the eggs by 2/14/16)


Deep in shed the day she arrived (freezing cold and an entire day late... Thanks for sending her to Washington State after she was 20 min from my doorstep in Missouri, FedEx!)

Exploring her new enclosure. Itty bitty at 50ish grams and three weeks old.


Late march, about 6 weeks old here and all fired up!


5 months old and taking a bath after she shed. Dramatic size increase but still tiny for a retic


Just about 6 months old here. Does this every time she's out and I have a hat on. Growing like a weed! In the low 500 gram range up from low 50 gram range when she arrived.

Mid yawn the other night.


And Geoffrey, my 7 year old Pastel BP.

I can't get the most recent pictures to upload of Phyllis with her brightest colors yet when she was super fired up last night and looked amazing. Just wanted to share my newest critter with everyone! Thanks for looking!