How big DOES a Super Dwarf Retic get? [What you need to know]

[@ReachOutReptiles]

The long story short? If knowing the adult size is an important priority to you, then you should make it a very important priority to carefully select a breeder that is specifically trying to make specific sizes, rather than a breeder who simply crosses morphs into Dwarf and SD blood to have something that sells better than a regular mainland.

[@johnhutchinson7724]

I've been watching your videos for a bit, I appreciate your knowledge and insight, happy to say when I get my first retic I would like it to be from you!

[@Markkain777]

This was all wonderfully informative! Now to see if I can Find a breeder who Knows their snakes.

[@dr.gross5101]

So somone like you then

[@alexcrowder1673]

Does anyone out there preserve pure mainland localities? or are those just going to die out in the USA like indian pythons already are? Makes me a little sad that people overfocus on BP and small retics and seem to avoid keeping the big locals pure. You cant tell me a pure sulawesi isnt one of the prettiest localities. Idc how big they get, id love to have a pair for breeding. Side note: how are you importing retics from these islands? Is there a way to import pure locals from locals that arent dwarf locals?

[@radiantmind8729]

Why the hell else would someone be looking to buy one of these?? The whole point is because they’re supposed to be a manageable size!!!!!

[@mollielopez7255]

I’ve always wanted a retic, but size is an issue. I hope to be able to buy a pure super dwarf from you, I’ve watched your videos for awhile and you seem like a knowledgeable and trustworthy breeder!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks Molly! I'm glad to hear you have been doing your homework!

[@lelamaryrose3614]

Me too girl🥺

[@rpmotorwerks]

One of the best reptile/snake videos I've ever seen. Thank you for your time and effort on this!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

That's high praise. Thank you, sir!

[@EmzZone42]

Reach Out Reptiles I am getting a Dwarf a platinum Tiger apparently its 65% Dwarf and been told she will grow 8ft

[@mikecorbett9098]

I wish more people cared about localities rather than morphs, nothing wrong with morphs but having more people who cared about locales would be nice. Thanks for sharing!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

It's pretty easy to change that in the industry. Start buying pure locality animals, and tell everyone you can think of to do the same. The reason they are not as popular is because most people can't see what the big fuss is.

[@mikecorbett9098]

Reach Out Reptiles That's a good point. I've been starting to tell people that pures are great but time will tell if people listen to me 😊

[@SoCalChris]

I'm so glad you are on KZbin to counteract the Brian Barzyck's of the world and to a lesser degree, Jay's . You break it down , explain, and are honest. Please keep making these for the sake of the community as a whole.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

I think we all play our part, and really need to be thinking about each other! Thanks for the compliments- I'm on it!

[@BrianSmith-jx7td]

Okay here is something I've always wondered why do people seem to have a problem with Brian barczyk I know there's a lot of controversy about him on here and on Facebook but I literally know nothing about it he seems to be knowledgeable

[@CASTRO45ACP]

@@BrianSmith-jx7td Same here, he seems to care about what he does and the animals in his care and definitely wants to spread knowledge.

[@alexlopez2995]

@@BrianSmith-jx7td because people like Socal Chris just want to feed into the hate. Assholes will be assholes. Someone got one sick snake from Brian and all of a sudden Brian is a piece of shit, he's a horrible person/breeder! Wait a minute, what about the hundreds of other healthy snakes he sells every year to other people? The point is, shit happens and unfortunately you cannot guarantee perfect health for every animal you sell especially if you're doing the volume Brian and Jay do. Do not discriminate a breeder because you received a sick animal when 97-98% of his sales are satisfied customers. Brian always makes it right with unsatisfied customers and genuinely cares for his animals and the ones he sells.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Wait what’s wrong with Jay?

[@olivituss5140]

Awesome video! I've always thought retics are absolutely gorgeous, but I'd more or less written them off of my reptile bucket list due to their size. Thanks for all the info! Now the sd retic is on my list, and I know which information to ask for. (:

[@ReachOutReptiles]

They are amazing when you find a great animal from a solid bloodline. Feel free to contact me directly with any questions.

[@evansmith4626]

Stumbled across this video today and let me just say thank you! The knowledge shared was well put together and explained hats off to this channel! Subbed and alerts on for more great content!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks for the sub! Hope you can glean some helpful information!

[@adventureswithreptiles1659]

Very informative video! I have been considering getting a dwarf or super dwarf at some point in the future because I think retics look amazing. I don't want anything huge though because I am not comfortable handling anything larger than 10ft without backup. ;)

[@ReachOutReptiles]

May I make a recommendation? Start with the smallest bloodline female you can afford. It will cost a bit more up front, but will be a great education in keeping them as she grows, and IF you ever wanted to expand and get more, she will make a good foundation animals for a nice group.

[@adventureswithreptiles1659]

Thanks for the advice! I will keep that in mind.😀

[@bethanypatrick4286]

I would just like to say thank you for what you do! I got my lavender SD from CnB Reptile a month ago. He's gorgeous and has the perfect temperament. He always eats. He's active without being too active. And I look forward to him growing into a big (but not too big) snake one day. I also learned a lot from this video!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

That’s awesome, congratulations! CnB always ends up with incredible babies. :)

[@davidcallahan4367]

This was an excellent video. Very informative. Thank you. I needed this. I want a Retic, but I don't want to deal the size of the larger snakes.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Sounds like a Superdwarf might just fit the bill! If you follow me on Facebook, you will get to see all kinds of mini Retic eye candy...

[@birdwithabrokenwing]

Fantastic video- you broke everything down so perfectly and explained all the different factors very clearly and simply! I hope everyone that is considering buying a dwarf or superdwarf retic watches this video first before buying their animal 👍

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad it was helpful!

[@24rounds98]

My 87.5% kalatoa motley female is gonna be ready next year. Super stoked about her

[@ReachOutReptiles]

🙌

[@AuroraExotics]

Incredibly helpful video! I've had retics on my mind for some time and this clarifies everything. I hope we continue to see all these beautiful morphs bred into the island localities. I'd love to work with a few someday, but 15+ ft is a little more than I'm willing to take on. Gorgeous animals.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you! Yeah, the locality stuff certainly has made a huge impact. I now have breeder Retics from the size of a corn snake, all the way up! It takes time, and they aren't as cheap as mainlands (to buy, upkeep is another matter), but it is cool that I am able to allow my customers to select the size of Retic they would like to keep. Fun stuff.

[@Dirtbagdogtraining]

Just have to say this video is incredible informative and easy to digest!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad you enjoyed it, hope you get a chance to catch a few others as well!

[@WikkidVyxen]

And THAT is why i will always get my snakes from Reach Out Reptiles!!!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

;D

[@darrenwatson3301]

One of the best informational videos on the web. Well needed video Garett and phenomenal job. Reminds me of The Science Guy from back in the day.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

That's now the 2nd time I've heard that this week, lol- about reminding someone of Bill Nye. And you're welcome!

[@majorleaguinfidel]

0:37 Rubbing its head on you like my dog does when she wants attention. ADORABLE 😍🤗

[@TheAwesomes2104]

I just learned super dwarfs were a thing, and I'm so glad this was the first thing I watched about them. I love retics but know I could never have a 16+ foot snake, but maybe just maybe a 100% super dwarf could be the perfect compromise. More research is definitely needed on my part, but this was a great start.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Very cool! We are happy to be a part of your research!

[@boxingboa]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I loved how you told the truth. Just fantastic information and knowledge.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks! I very much believe in making the smallest possible Retics so more people can work with this incredible "bucket list" snake. But I don't have time for fairy tales- if they don't stay small genetically, what's the point? And there certainly are some VERY small genetics in SDs, if you put the time in to start with good founder animals and selective breed for that size, rather than pumping morphs into percentages that don't really mean anything in the end.

[@IntrepidExotics]

THANK YOU!! Awesome, most comprehensive explanation I've seen. The quicksand that is retic genetics can be tough to dig through.

[@sr6061]

You have nice handwriting and a lot of knowledge, thank you for sharing and educating

[@CammyMoto]

Thank you for that primer, I don’t even own retina, but this helped me make sense of the conversations about them.

[@yona-yama]

Thanks for the lovely and very descriptive video! Subscribed just based on this video. I'm glad I have a better understanding now. And I wish I'd bought one of the 50% dwarf 50% SD I saw a couple years ago. The breeder showed me photos of the parents and they were a 9ft female and 7ft male. I wasn't fully prepared for a retic yet, but man I would have gotten prepared fast if I knew they were affected so much by their parents' size. 7-9ft is my favorite size for snakes...

[@ReachOutReptiles]

On a long, lean snake- 7-9' is PERFECT. Thanks for the Sub!

[@yona-yama]

I completely agree! Thanks for showing lean versus obese retics. I see so many morbidly obese retics, it's nice to see some healthy looking ones!

[@malpais03]

Best explanation on dwarf and super dwarf size I've heard. Learned a lot!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jamesthornewell7920]

Your videos are some of the best I have ever watched online..... brilliant

[@ReachOutReptiles]

thank you !

[@ChloeS25]

Awesome video. I love how you provided examples and, especially, emphasized the importance of honesty as a breeder. Kind of sad you didn't show a close up of the GC (?), though. :P

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks! And I am sure she is quite a few videos throughout this channel... ;)

[@BillPerryBCPythons]

Thanks for the great information and great video as always👍👍

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks man!

[@johnwilkerson9804]

This video has probably saved so many snakes from needing rehomed. I’m so glad I found it.

[@mikechambers7547]

Great vid Garrett! You're one of the first breeders to back my theory of of always making sure that your female is the smaller size strain if you're going to cross breed the different size strains, if your goal is to produce a smaller mature animal......

[@ReachOutReptiles]

You were the pioneer, man. I wish I would have asked you sooner! It would still be an honor in my mind to contribute some of these crazy animals (like that micro little Marble in the video) to your collection. ;). Thanks for all your work over the years!

[@mikechambers7547]

Thank you my friend.....I spent many hours arguing that theory, only to be told by my 'peers" that I didn't know what I was talking about.....Maybe they'll listen to you! ;)

[@Gottalovecarpetpythons]

Great info and time someone set the record straight. Underfed is how it is with them more than the fact they are a super dwarf and such a shame for the animal not a great way to start off its life. Keep the great info coming and l am looking forward to seeing your videos as l am a knew sub here.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Underfed and over fed- I agree- very unhealthy. There certainly are very small Super Dwarves out there, but too many people try to take the "easy route" to small snakes. Good selective breeding is the way to go. That being said, if someone is new to keeping SDs, they should really focus on watching the animal's body weight so they can get a feel for how much to feed. After their initial growth as hatchlings, they can easily put on too much weight if kept on the same schedule as the big guys. My goal is always to have animals that reflect healthy wild specimens.

[@krowmother6970]

Exactly.

[@labella9291]

Just an FYI... There is a size between miniature and standard poodle (though not recognized by the AKC), called the moyen. Standard poodles are generally 25-30 inches tall. The moyen is about 15-20 inches. The FCI recognizes it

[@iParaShane]

A better label would’ve been Pygmy instead of dwarf

[@ReachOutReptiles]

You mean because Dwarfism is a genetic condition, and Pygmy is not? Good point...

[@father_daughterreptiles5836]

Awesome video once again. You're very informative and make it easier to understand all around. Kudos!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks!

[@specvwhite]

Thank you for posting this. I have a lean and healthy mainland male. 14 ft. I feel to many people get retic thinking they can keep them small. Thumbs up.

[@derreptiles1277]

Another great video with a Mountain of information. I love Retics, large and small. Would love to own a Super Dwarf one day and I know who I would get it from.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks man! This one took a lot of thought, and is packed pretty tight!

[@gimpinNpimpin]

Very knowledgeable & legit breeder. Love learning about these animals so keep the vids coming my man

[@EmzZone42]

Im getting a dwarf myself in exactly 22 days excited sooo much

[@ReachOutReptiles]

That great! What locality?

[@chuck9354]

This was the best explanation I've heard

[@Mel-Bee301]

Excellent video! We are just getting into retics and I have found your videos to be very helpful.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

That's great to hear!

[@derekmiller3123]

Really good explanation! My wife and I bred Miniature Australian Shepherds and I've seen many of the principles you talk about in our breeding program. Generally when you need small to small you get small with many features and size favoring the female. Commonly we get puppies that are small and large in the same litter I would assume this happens when size breeding retics even with the emphasis on locality and size pairings. Anyway great video you earned a new subscriber.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Excellent feedback, and thanks for the subscription! You couldn't be more right, and many of my theories are borrowed at first, and then tested here, from other selective breeding industries. Very few people think like that in the reptile world, and on the contrary- they fight against the idea that this kind of selective breeding can be done! But I guess that's fine by me- it just means I get to continue to be open, honest, share my results, and still not have much competition!

[@wolfcatcombo5859]

Super appreciate this video. Your knowledge and experience is much appreciated, friend. Thanks.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tommybudway1850]

Another great Video Garrett! Thanks!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Anytime. ;)

[@muhamadirfanfauzi4859]

Very informative. Thank u for your time and efforts

[@docholliday637boss6]

All of your videos are very well done and so informative

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you very much! I feel there is lots of room for improvement, and I will keep focusing on getting better! Thanks for your support along the way!

[@ethandonohoe]

Wow this blew my mind! Thank you for taking the time to break this down!

[@Theaddman]

Your videos are really great after buying a platinum female from you I can really understand this video better now.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

@@Theaddman awesome, and thank you!

[@ObnoxiousCone]

Extremely helpful and informative video, very much appreciated

[@ReachOutReptiles]

You're welcome, there's more where that came from- stay tuned!

[@AlexsAgamids]

Very informational video! My friend purchased a retic from y’all in March NARBC 2018! I now have a good idea how large his retic might be! Thanks for sharing!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Nice! What did he get?

[@AlexsAgamids]

Reach Out Reptiles I believe is was a 50% Mainland, 25% Dwarf, 25% Superdwarf, Tiger, Purple Albino Goldenchild Genetic Stripe HET for Anery. She’s a lovely snake that’s for sure!

[@ChuckHorneTheLizardRoom]

Not a snake guy, but watched the whole thing! Very informative and well presented!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks Chuck! Being a 'lizard guy" on the inside, I tempt myself with your videos all the time! Stop it! lol

[@MorphMixologyReptiles]

Great video! We can't keep retics up here in Montana but the conclusion should be the same for our ball pythons.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Really? No Retics in Montana as a state law?

[@MorphMixologyReptiles]

Reach Out Reptiles ya none of the big snakes. Retics, burms, rocks... Can't even breed ASF feeders for my bps

[@gunslinger11bravo]

Great video! Well thought out and well presented. I've owned a mainland retic in the past and would like another retic, but on a somewhat smaller scale.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks, and that's where it all started for me. These little guys are a joy to keep.

[@gunslinger11bravo]

Reach Out Reptiles I don't see any available animals on your website. Am I looking in the wrong place or an I missing something?

[@nicholasbutler593]

Hey bud i saw ur nerd video with kev. And kauffmen that was the best info and most educated retic talk ive ever been a part of just listening is great u spent ur life doin that and it shows and its amazing work nice breakdown i had no idea i would of ended up with 250 pound snake ha

[@pambudikoko7961]

Hello i have a 50% dwarf retic her mom is 100% dwarf karompa and her dad is retic motley.. my question is how long my 50% dwarf retic if she got her full size..? Im sory if my english is too bad 😄

[@ReachOutReptiles]

First generation crosses are new bloodlines, and not too easy to predict, but it should definitely stay closer to the mother's bloodline's size than the father's.

[@trektomordor]

Fantastic video! Really helped me understand all this

[@ReachOutReptiles]

I'm glad! Stay tuned for more!

[@johnnysreptiles1857]

Great informational video Garrett.

[@reptileman629]

This was an excellent video my friend. I've always found retics to be beautiful, but their adult size isn't ideal for an apartment. I remember hearing about dwarf retics Years ago, then super dwarf would get mentioned, and it just looked like a gene pool mess when I started looking into them and I just kinda moved on. It's really nice to see someone who's broken it down and taken the time to keep things as pure as they can be, with all the early years of mixing Island localities. My next move is gonna be to check out reach out reptiles lol. My retic interest has been awakened.

[@cwalks9872]

this video was extremely informative. thanks!

[@paytonmacdonald]

Great channel and great info. Thanks for posting.

[@paulsummers4600]

Very well explained. Thanks

[@ReachOutReptiles]

You're welcome, hope it helps!

[@loriejohnson7676]

Great information Garrett.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you, Lorie!

[@josettetaylor5176]

YES! Needed this vid! Thanks!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad it accomplished what it was set out to do for you!

[@scarolina360]

This is a great video. I like what you did with this one.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks dude!

[@Kvs-vf9nt]

This is a great vid. Very well explained!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad you liked it!

[@kylephillips594]

Cool idea for egg incubation... Also thank you for talking about each person micro climate or environment.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Absolutely!

[@crazychrislovesretics6790]

Great video! The breeder who sold mey jampea cross was feeding her a small mouse every 14 days, she was just over 3 foot long and very thin, I normally let my snakes settle for 24 hours before I even turn the lights in let alone feed them, but noticed she was out exploring and looking for food as soon as she warmed up. She was a bit larger than the advert stated so I'd only bought weaner rats and she ate two to three at a time like they were nothing, she ate 10 in three weeks but seemed better for it. I have since put her feeding up to a small rat every 7 days and now she's doing great, I posted a vid of her eating on my channel. Anyway I'm wondering if you can tell me the best amount time between feeds as I don't want to overfeed her.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

We have a couple great videos dealing with this exact topic! 1. How to tell if your snake is too fat (or skinny) 2. The 5 lies of feeding superdwarf retics. hope these help!

[@danielleb.7055]

Thank you, finally someone explained it! I really want a retic but I can't provide the large amount id space a regular retic needs. So I've been looking into dwar/. super dwarfsThank you.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

I have some that are literally the same size as corn snakes. You just need to talk with a good breeder, and probably get on a waiting list.

[@danielleb.7055]

Reach Out Reptiles- thank you

[@harleyjones18]

Awsome explanation. Thank you for your content.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad it was helpful!

[@magicmindcaes6014]

Awesome video and information

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you!

[@ThePythonBurrow]

What an amazing video!! This is very informative an I’ve been wanting to explore this species eventually!! Thank you for this complete guide for these animals!!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Stay tuned for more- Dwarf and SD Retics are all we do. Thanks for the feedback!

[@RobM2089]

Awesome info as always Garrett!

[@jaclyndemelo5659]

AWESOME VIDEO! Wish it was around 15 yrs ago when I was breeding them :)

[@nasro]

Great piece of information thank you

[@ReachOutReptiles]

You're welcome!

[@thewakawakafish4622]

This video earned my subscription, perfectly made

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you very much! In the spirit of Free Tip Fridays- is there a topic you would like to see covered?

[@hayliehook202]

This is an awesome explanation! Great video!

[@catfrog1975]

Thanks so much for this information! When we have more space, my partner and I want to get a 6-8 foot long snake. SD retics are high on our list of potential species, but there's so much variation, and we definitely aren't ready for an animal that's gonna get 10ft+! After watching this video, I feel much better prepared to ask breeders the right questions and find the snake that fits into our lives, should we go the retic route.

[@carolkanaskie36]

Thank you! This was very informative and helpful.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

You're welcome!

[@donnataylor5673]

Brilliant thanks 👍👍new subscriber from Scotland in the uk

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks for watching! Cheers!

[@ssserpentarium5968]

I'm From wales

[@marshallawmorphs3758]

Man, this was an awesome video. So much great information but so very clear.... even for this ball python guy! 😜

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks! "Marshal Law...." LOL

[@marshallawmorphs3758]

Reach Out Reptiles thought it sounded better than Marshal Dillon Morphs LOL

[@dannytoro]

Thanks for the video. I bought what I thought was just a plain jane standard retic. But after two years of attentive feeding when she is interested; she is still about 5'5" long. She typically gets a med-large rat and a pair of button quail a week usually. It kind of bummed me because I wanted another big ole cuddle buddy. But she is active like a rat snake; all the time. But she is at least a bit personable. So I guess we will keep her.

[@angelaferraro90]

Awesome info! I have a male and a female that both have 25% sd in them. Thankfully the guy I got the, from explained all this before I got them. My mainland male is a baby only 2 month old or so and he is smaller than that 100% sd you weighed... he’s the one I’m struggling to get eating tho. He’s a stubborn lil shit so hopefully that doesn’t affect him down the road. He’s only eaten one live pup for me... hopefully after a few weeks of live pups he will take off and get used to eating!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

They usually do, fingers crossed for ya!

[@Shades1535]

Excellent explanation.

[@SergeiMosin]

Do pure locality Kalatoa super dwarf retics show up on the market anymore? I've been perusing the market for a few months and considering one, but haven't really seen any pure localities pop up. I mostly keep dwarf locality boas (Hog Island, Solomon Ground, etc. My largest female is just under 5 feet), but so many folks swear that SDRs are just incredible. I'm honestly afraid of getting hosed and ending up with a 15 foot snake I don't have room for, and having to rehome them.

[@blendingwitch6206]

Very informative!! Thank you so much

[@ReachOutReptiles]

We recently did another, showing weights and lengths- check it out! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@coltyao6663]

why don't you have more subs? you are amazing!!!!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks! Spread the word for me ;)

[@dandelk664]

I really learned a lot from this video thank you very much!

[@Gofastcass]

I've been wondering! Holy cow! That's so interesting!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Glad it helped! Be sure to check out other Free Tip Friday videos here, there are some gems tucked in!

[@Gofastcass]

Reach Out Reptiles haha I've been binge watching so I'm sure I'll find more hidden gems

[@evanp2719]

I learned about poodles and snakes!

[@piersrichardson1800]

Well done. Great video

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you very much!

[@kaylahall1219]

Thank you for the knowledge bombs! 🤯

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks for watching!

[@kaylahall1219]

@@ReachOutReptiles gladly! I am learning so much about large snakes and the trade in general! Thanks for the great vids!

[@shelleoshelle7252]

This is an excellent video!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks, Michelle! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@chrisgraham2837]

Great info Garrett

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks Chris!

[@brianlamontagne4971]

I’m really thinking about getting one!

[@Philminator]

Retic Hatchling 66% het albino purple and white. Pairing was : Normal mainland het white albino female to a 62% super dwarf lavender albino male. Babies are 31.5% SD. Are you able to sorta kinda tell me what an adult male will end up being? Could he get bigger than 8 feet? Person selling them at less than half the price it would cost of a reputable breeder I know who has 100% SD Kalatoa retics. I love retics, but I don't want a monster.

[@brenek15]

Wow great video, I've learned a lot thank you!

[@2lionsrus]

Thank you so much. Awesome vid

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Hope it was helpful!

[@imacahguy]

FANTASTIC video!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thank you! hope it helps clear stuff up!

[@robertmoore1123]

Great video . Very informative.

[@Fairytale30299]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@ssserpentarium5968]

Do you keep these

[@Fairytale30299]

@@ssserpentarium5968 I don't, but I want to in the future. 😊

[@bjsreef6620]

That was a great video. I can’t to get my new baby retic from you in the next two weeks.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

:)

[@firedrake7179]

Unbelievably cool video. Very well presented. But the fact that you used an old school blackboard and chalk for your visual aid, you are sprinting towards rockstar status right quick with me. You already have Jeff Kelly’s endorsement so...keep up the good work!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Thanks! Everything we use is old school (AKA dumpster diving, lol). Saves more money for snake care! And Jeff a top notch dude.