My pure Jampeas

[moshirimon]

I've owned jamps, kayaudis, and mainlands and although the smaller two are much faster and skittish, the feeding response is still nothing to a mainland. Just from my experience. The size also doesn't make things any easier. I've had 13 footers literally strike out and around enclosures all in one shot... If you get what I'm trying to say lol. I started out with dwarf locales but once I got into the big boys it was totally different. But when not in feeding mode they are a hundred times calmer.

[millertime89]

Originally Posted by JWFugle

I didn't even know he passed :-/ I never got to meet him when I was there it was his wife and two sons running the table.

I bought mine in 2012, was told she was a May or June baby. That would be pretty cool if there related, it'd help me know if I'm taking care of her right.

Wow, you must have bought one of the last animals he produced. He passed away in late 2012 IIRC. Jason (his son) has pretty much taken over the business but he keeps his head low and just does his thing. Don't hear from him too often. He's also got arguably the biggest Jamp ever, around 17ft.

[JWFugle]

Originally Posted by millertime89

Wow, you must have bought one of the last animals he produced. He passed away in late 2012 IIRC. Jason (his son) has pretty much taken over the business but he keeps his head low and just does his thing. Don't hear from him too often. He's also got arguably the biggest Jamp ever, around 17ft.

must have been. im gonna message my friend who goes to the same expo and tell him to double check my info. im 95% sure thats who it sold it to me but with you guys talking about this you got me thinking this guy had some real high end stuff and as much as i enjoy her she was not in the price range most of you guys operate in.

shes a great snake almost 2years old, right around 7-8ft, and 6-7lbs healthy and active so i dont complain.

[millertime89]

A bit on the big size for a 2 yr old superjamp but not that big considering who it came from. Jason (and formerly Jim) always has had some really nice stuff. I like the superjamps, a great entry to retics at a reasonable price that most likely won't get huge.

[Sublimeballs]

I agree superjamps are a great intro to the retic world.

Little update on my male jamp, he shed for the second time for me and the burn is completely gone. The bulk of it is now normal looking/colored scales with only a dime sized scar. Ill post some before and after pics soon. But for now here's a feeding pic. I've been feeding him really small meals, to not stretch his wound while healing, well.... He got a good meal this time.

[JWFugle]

good to hear hes healed up. everything but his eyes are nearly identical to my girl its awesome to see what them keep there colors and intensity. o and i will hopefully found out this weekend if shes related to yours.