Retic in the grass

[dave himself]

Originally Posted by Snake_eyes_88

That's one stunning girl you've got there mate, those eyes are wicked!

Thanks mate and you want to be there when she lifts herself up like a cobra and you can see her watching you, it's slightly unnerving

[dave himself]

Originally Posted by sirtalis

That is a good looking snake my friend

Thank you good Sir

Originally Posted by dannybgoode

Lovely as always Dave. Hopefully auntie Rachel will have shed before the temperatures drop again and I'll be able to grab some outdoor shots of her also.

Thanks Danny I saw the pics of Auntie Rachel she's lovely

[jay's reptiles]

Wow very pretty. How old is she?

[dave himself]

Originally Posted by jay's reptiles

Wow very pretty. How old is she?

Thanks and she turned 3 years old in May

[sharthun]

Beautiful girl Dave! She's my favorite retic on the forums!

[toddnbecka]

Ya, you need to cut your grass. I see your big retic and raise you a relatively small (~6-7') Dominican in the grass:




Grass not quite as tall, and offers more cover for the skinny snake, lol. He could easily pass for a stick with his brown colors, your big one us a bit more obvious. Fear factor rather than sealth?

[dannybgoode]

You'd be surprised how hard a full grown retic is when coiled up waiting in its natural environment.

I have some photos from a zoo somewhere that I keep meaning to post and they have a killer retic enclosure which ably demonstrates my point.

[dave himself]

Originally Posted by sharthun

Beautiful girl Dave! She's my favorite retic on the forums!

Thanks Steve mate and it's good to see you back

[dave himself]

Originally Posted by toddnbecka

Ya, you need to cut your grass. I see your big retic and raise you a relatively small (~6-7') Dominican in the grass:




Grass not quite as tall, and offers more cover for the skinny snake, lol. He could easily pass for a stick with his brown colors, your big one us a bit more obvious. Fear factor rather than sealth?

Lol I just got it cut the other day the length was ridiculous you really would have lost Jenny in it and Daisy would have most definitely disappeared . But then that's the joys of living in a country were it rains more than in the freakin amazon

[dave himself]

Originally Posted by dannybgoode

You'd be surprised how hard a full grown retic is when coiled up waiting in its natural environment.

I have some photos from a zoo somewhere that I keep meaning to post and they have a killer retic enclosure which ably demonstrates my point.

The only thing that surprises me is that the military hasn't caught onto this in someway and used it to their advantage

[toddnbecka]

I hear you about the rain, we've had more than usual this summer. Usually by the end of July the grass is half brown and cooked from lack of water, and doesn't need mowed as often. No such break on the mowing this season, though it did help keep the flowers going as well.