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08-09-12, 04:15 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
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My warm side stays between 79-85. She looks great
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That cool? Good to know, thanks =3 He's so happy...as soon as I started to put him in his new tank, he started exploring. He's a very talkative snake, as he hisses all the time, not tense or anything...just hissy xD
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08-09-12, 04:27 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
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Originally Posted by iBaman
That cool? Good to know, thanks =3 He's so happy...as soon as I started to put him in his new tank, he started exploring. He's a very talkative snake, as he hisses all the time, not tense or anything...just hissy xD
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Yeah I think your temps may be a bit high... I try to keep the cool side 75-80 and the warm side 82-92 (depending on species). I think he will be ok with the warm side at 94, but the gradient should probably be larger so he can thermoregulate a bit better.
Oh, and he looks awesome 
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08-09-12, 04:40 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Yea i thought it seemed a little high as well. I would try to go a few degrees cooler on the cool side if possible
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08-09-12, 05:21 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Fixed it =3 He's sitting right between them still xD
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08-09-12, 05:22 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Ha Ha awesome. Wasn't trying to be a pain
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08-09-12, 05:34 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Nah, I don't take it as that! I need all the advice I can get =3
Btw, those habitat heaters? AMAZING. Don't get hot enough to burn the little guys, but keep the tank nice and cozy. Can't wait to see how it works in the enclosure I'm building!!
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08-09-12, 05:50 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
By habitat heater do you mean radiant heat panels?
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08-09-12, 05:58 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
It's by reptitherm, but that's basically what it is.
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08-10-12, 09:30 AM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Here's Stengah, having a nice bath
It's also kinda hard to get good pictures of larger snakes!
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08-10-12, 09:43 AM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Here is my new female Super Tiger 100% het Albino. I just got her in yesterday. I named her Fiona because my male super tiger was named Shrek and unfortunately Shrek had a very very small kink on is spine so I sent him back to the breeder because I already had a retic that was euthanized for problems with a kink and bone cancer. I am happy to say though at Shrek is going to a new home were the guy will see how he does as he grows with the kink. It was hard to see him go but I am pleased with the ending and I will be updated as he grows on how he does. Well here is his sister, she was the breeders only hold back and I was lucky enough to have her. She has a really interesting pattern and colors. I will post better pictures of her once she settles in a little more. I hope you enjoy. 
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08-10-12, 09:45 AM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Reminds Me a lot of My baby, except mines not super -_-
But she is a dwarf so yeh xD
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08-10-12, 12:47 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Fiona is beautiful! There's something about the super tigers....<3
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08-10-12, 03:21 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
Some awesome animals! Makes me want one, retics are so beautiful and seem to have a great personality. I think dealing with a 15' plus snake would be too much for me though.  I am in envy for sure.
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08-11-12, 07:53 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
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Originally Posted by Jenn_06
I don't think people are killing their big snakes, but it's hard to keep a snake that's 12ft + to stay still for a few minutes to get pics. My Isis is around 13ft and it's a big job to get her to stay still for some good pics and keep her from getting into everything. Snakes that big will do what it wants when it wants.
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For sure, the 18ft tiger we had out today at the expo was as tame as puppy, but did whatever it wanted and at its own pace and when they're that big you can't really control them, just guide them. Even at 8 feet they can be a handful, they're surprisingly fast.
The people that we need to convince that big snakes are ok in the right hands aren't on the forums. And the people that are on the forums simply need to meet a dwarf or SD at an expo to see what amazing animals they are and that not all of them get huge.
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08-23-12, 01:44 PM
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Re: Let's see your retic!
15 foot plus
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