My 1 yr old Retic seems to be Wheezing - Page 2

dave himself · 10-05-15, 01:02 PM

She's not a morph then mate she's a locale, which means she's from one of the small islands. I'm not clued up on SD's perhaps if you posted a pick some one maybe able to help you pinpoint where she's from

JustMeNmySnakes · 10-05-15, 02:39 PM

Thanks Dave. I'll do that if I can figure out how to. Electronically challenged

dave himself · 10-05-15, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by JustMeNmySnakes

Thanks Dave. I'll do that if I can figure out how to. Electronically challenged

There's a how to post photos in the general discussion section

JustMeNmySnakes · 10-07-15, 03:07 PM

http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/attac...1&d=1444251813

JustMeNmySnakes · 10-07-15, 03:09 PM

She ate a large FT rat last night before midnight then she shed during the morning hours before sunrise.

SnoopySnake · 10-07-15, 04:30 PM

I can definitely see the influence but I'm not too keen on telling apart locales yet. Very nice. How long is she and how much does she weigh? If she was labelled as SD HET RETIC I suppose its possible she has an unknown het but there's no way of knowing unless you breed her.

JustMeNmySnakes · 10-08-15, 12:00 AM

She's between 6-7' and last time she let me weight her, she was about 1300 grams, but I'm replacing the batteries before I weigh her again after she discards her last meal.

SnoopySnake · 10-08-15, 11:54 AM

With that size at a year old she's definitely not pure, my SD retic is a pure kalatoa and only 3.5-4 ft and about 400g. My male should max 4.5-6ft.

JustMeNmySnakes · 10-08-15, 02:42 PM

I just pray she's not pure mainland or I better build her something bigger than the 5'x3'x2' enclosure I'm trying to finish..
She's been knocking out Jumbo Rats with little effort for a while now.

SnoopySnake · 10-08-15, 03:28 PM

Like I said I'm not too knowledgeable but that pattern definitely has some SD or dwarf influence. However with that size at a year old I would definitely be prepared for a larger snake. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable in locales can chime in, maybe make a separate post on it.

JustMeNmySnakes · 10-08-15, 03:37 PM

Thank you. I appreciate your help.
My fault for buying her without asking the right questions, but no regrets regardless. She's been a great addition and she likes being handled..