To be fair, they lost out mostly on availability and cost, two things that don’t effect the joy you get out of the snake once you get it. Clint did say how much he loved his snake.
@@ReachOutReptiles i personally like that a really great reptile that is almost impossible to get and/or really expensive is likely to be lower rated because what’s the point of knowing the best pet reptile if you can’t ever get it? But I get why as a dwarf retic breeder you guys wouldn’t be thrilled. Anything over 3 is great on Clint’s system and few have gotten 4 and above. Another example is the Peters Banded skink which he also loved but rated lower because it’s not consistently captive bred
I agree. They’re an excellent family snake. TC is the first snake that I would let a new person interact with before any of our others for sure. For a family that wants a snake they can see most of the time and that doesn’t mind interacting and handling, get a super dwarf!
"When they find out that you can get reticulated pythons at any size you want" - yup, this was me after watching Clint's video. Hopefully I can find UK breeder with a reputation like yours!
I bought one from you guys a few months ago and absolutely love her. She is the best snake I have ever owned. It had been a couple years since I’ve actually owned a snake and since I only wanted to get one, I wanted it to be special in man she is. oh, and Joe was so helpful I just love our girl we named her Goldie.
We have a Kingsnake, Ball Pythons, Boa Constrictors as well as a Superdwarf and Dwarf Retic from you. I probably sound biased but the Retics are my favorite... 👀 Pretty much the most awesome snakes of all time. Great stuff Garrett! 👍
Thank you, Garrett. I have been dreaming of these for so long, thinking they would always be above my pay grade. Back in the 90s, I got to work with the vet for the reptiles at Zoo Boise as a mentor through scouts. (I'm dating myself, here... ) She had a small animal clinic as well, so the first snake I ever held was a white lipped python.
Something about those Karompa’s that just has me obsessed with them. They’re so amazing. I love that you know how important keeping the pure bloodlines of these localities is 💕
You guys really killed the edit on this one! I’ve been watching a long time, you keep up with these style videos and edits your channels going to explode
They really are the best pet snake(at least for what I generally look for in a snake.) Not only do reticulated pythons have some of the best morphs, but small/baby snakes always look better than their larger/adult counterparparts, even just due to it having them having smaller scales that make the pattern look smoother, and make the pattern not break up as much, especially where one scale is say, all black and one next to it is yellow or white. As much it would be cool to have an adult mainland retic(actually, I take that back, it would suck. Unless someone else did all the cage building, cleaning, etc.), I want a snake I can handle without it being potentially dangerous, and needing to take a break to catch my breath after 2 minutes(and that won't knock over everything in my house in the process.) I would also feel bad keeping such a giant snake, especially a relatively active one, that also likes to climb, in even the biggest of cages people tend to keep adult retics in. I want to be able chill on my computer or on the couch with my girlfriend watching a moving while holding my snake(sigh...you know what I mean, geez.) I've also always always though baby reticle are among the curest of snakes, particularly their heads, and having a super dwarf is almost like having a baby retic forever. I genuinely cannot wait to see some of the morphs that get brought over into super dwarves. In particular, those super orange snakes, some even solid orange(I've always loved patternless snakes) ones that Jay at prehistoric pets hatches sometimes. Would that bright orange last into adulthood?
I've wanted a retic forever but like you said, they're way too big. So I think my next snake will be a dwarf retic. Would mind something the size of a Boa Constrictor. 7-10 ft would be manageable for me alone and still an impressive size. But it'll likely be a couple years before my next snake.
I've been wanting a snake for over 2 decades and decided to finally get one. Ball Pythons are really "basic" but that's what I decided on, despite their annoying eating habits. Then I saw these snakes on Clint's channel. I really wish I could get one, they're basically perfect. But I think they are out of my price range. :( Oh well, hopefully some day I can get one from you. Great video ☺️
@@ReachOutReptiles which amazes me , I always thought they for $3000 starting price. But if I could get a basic dwarf retic for under $600. I would be down. I need to start doing my research and get one waiting list.
Fyi 3.6 is a really high rating. I don't remember the specifics on his SD video but something that drags down the score is reletive to beginner snakes. They are bigger than ball pythons, they have a higher cost initially, and there is a risk of getting a much larger snake than what you actually were expecting. He has a few SD and speaks highly of them.
@@ReachOutReptiles I just got my first snake ever, a ball python. The more I dive into the reptile world, the more I am loving super dwarfs. I think Bob from Green Room Pythons is the one who's made me fall in love with both of these species so much, and I might get on the woma or black head train too 😅 honestly though I think a super dwarf will probably be a big goal of mine, but I need more space in my house to be able to get there. In the mean time I will be doing all the research I can. Thank you for your videos!
@@Hi_Im_Akward That’s very exciting! Good luck on your journey- it would be awesome (when you’re ready) to get that message one day and help you find just the right one for you.
@@ReachOutReptiles thank you! You are top of my list for a true SD. You have an incredible reputation and I've been hearing about you way before I even found your channel 💚
Dwarf and Superdwarf retics are pretty rad (and I want a couple from you someday too!), BUT... every point you make here also applies to the dwarf boas I work with. Do I need to make a reply video? 🤔 😂 Great work!
Yes, you should! And in retort, I would add that breeding live bearers is WAY TOO FRUSTRATING! Give me my eggs, go easy on my females, and leave me my control. ;)
@@ReachOutReptiles Haha, and here I am loving that my snakes come with a built in incubator! Good point though, retic breeding is probably a little more straight forward.
I’d love one like #210306 the Kalatoa look. He’s beautiful. I think that’s similar to Bob Bledsoe’s, right? It doesn’t look like any of them are available. Do you plan on having more?
Next on my snake list is SD from you. Like you said, the fact they are a rare species is very appealing to me. I work with dumerils boas because theyre amazing but also i was drawn to them because they are so rare in the wild and the genus is very small. While they arent that uncommon i feel lucky to be keeping them.
Do you have a care guide on these cool snakes? Enclosure size for an adult tempts and as an adult what do they eat? I'm very new to snakes and these are just reaching out to me, also small dog around a bad idea?
Yeah, I've always said that's the biggest problem with Clint's system. Not only are there other things to consider besides the 5 criteria he uses, but they're also not weighted. So something like a cobra or rattlesnake or gabboon viper or hell, a coral snake may get high scores in 4 categories, but only 1 low score(i.e.handleability), and it could potentially get a better score than a very good, reasonable pet. Granted, I get that's it's mostly for fun, and that he points this out when it occurs, and discusses the pros of cons of that particular animal, he doesn't just give you a number. I do really love that he's been branching off from his "best pet reptile" series, and has been making videos on more specific topics having to do with biology, evolution, taxonomy/phylogeny, etc., particularly on his second channel.
i guess i need to check laws here in ontario canada i have 15 foot snakes from birth to sad end 18 yrs is some cases now that i am retired im am screwed on my wish list i need to do more research
I'm so in love with them but are they a good first snake ? I have experience with snakes but never owned one myself. I breed sheep and I keep bees and feed the wild grass snake that lives in my compost but this isn't even close to owning snakes 😅
Super dwarf retics I heard about them back then but me seeing this video now I wish I could have one I own a Corn Snake I named her Medusa I bought her at the Tinley Park Reptile Expo Corn Snakes are Awesome pet Snakes good eaters and friendly just like the super dwarf retic
Are you going to try to develop a morph pattern like the main land cow morph? Personally I would love to get a cow retic but main lands are just to far out of my league.
I think they're absolutely amazing I'm just waiting for the price point to come down a little I say give it a few years and the more genetically common super dwarf crosses will probably be a little less money
I would love to have one but I don't know anybody in UK that I know I can trust to get one ! I see many for sale but you never know if it's really a super dwarf or am I gonna end up with a huge snake ! I wonder if you know anyone in UK that you could recommend ??
How can one tell what is still available and what has already sold on your website? I’m also curious about pricing, but will wait until you’re able to get to my email (I figure you guys get a lot of them).
Some day will have room and money at same time and then I will definitely get one of your babys. Would not go to anybody else. They just seem to be getting more beautiful as time goes on. Love there personality. GOD BLESS 🐍💖🐍💖🐍💖
Reach out Reptiles, Clint Laidlaw said that the supper dwarf retic is a great beginner snake. Do you think a supper dwarf could be a good first pet reptile? Asking for my future-self. So far I have plants and fish but 0 reptiles. P.S. My husband and I both love holding Athena at Clint's Reptile Room, thank you for sending her to Clint and giving us the opportunity to hold such a beautiful animal!
Athena is great! I think if you got the right bloodline, did you research, and basically went overboard on care and set up you would be OK. However, I would always recommend getting some thing more native to your region as a very first reptile pet, they seem to be much more forgiving of husbandry errors. King snakes, Ratsnakes, gopher snakes, etc. tropical reptiles require a bit of skill in controlling environmental parameters.
Me before: I didn't want a retic cause they're too damn big! Me after this video: SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!!!! Me after typing: Watching ICE AGE on Disney+!!
They do have one drawback. They aren’t legal to have in every state. Although they are amazing snakes, “The Best Pet Snake”, should be available wherever you may live.
You can approach the authorities in your state regarding adding a certain reptile to their allowed list. You will need to provide them with information about why they should make an exception for that particular animal. It won't work in a state like Florida where everything that gets loose becomes invasive but other states might consider it.
I have a 50% Kataloa SD Tribal GC het amel. She is an amazing snake, and super social. Near a year she is 210 grams and 3 feet. I don't think she's going to get past 7 feet and 7-10 pounds...
"Large" mean volume and mass, not length. Mainland retics are neither the heaviest nor most voluminous snake in the word. Arguably they aren't even the second most massive snake -- they're the 3rd (the heaviest Burmese ever weighed was heavier than any retic ever weighed). The green anaconda is the largest snake in the world. The reticulated python is the _longest_ snake.
also I think east bay vivarium should start doing super dwarf retics or you start doing it in california bc I rly wanna buy from u but I cant bc I in california :(
What you breeders want for these is the only part about the snake that’s amazing me. What an actual joke that you want 2000 for a snake 😂 wonder why they aren’t popular Jesus Christ
A $2000 snake just has a different clientele (mostly breeders). These start at $400, but if that’s too much for a pet in your mind- you can start with local species and have just as much fun- or try rescuing.
To be fair, they lost out mostly on availability and cost, two things that don’t effect the joy you get out of the snake once you get it. Clint did say how much he loved his snake.
Great point.
@@ReachOutReptiles i personally like that a really great reptile that is almost impossible to get and/or really expensive is likely to be lower rated because what’s the point of knowing the best pet reptile if you can’t ever get it? But I get why as a dwarf retic breeder you guys wouldn’t be thrilled. Anything over 3 is great on Clint’s system and few have gotten 4 and above. Another example is the Peters Banded skink which he also loved but rated lower because it’s not consistently captive bred
I agree. They’re an excellent family snake. TC is the first snake that I would let a new person interact with before any of our others for sure. For a family that wants a snake they can see most of the time and that doesn’t mind interacting and handling, get a super dwarf!
That’s cool to hear!
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I love watching Ryder and TC, they have so much personality. It's obvious they enjoy the interaction they have with you.
"When they find out that you can get reticulated pythons at any size you want" - yup, this was me after watching Clint's video. Hopefully I can find UK breeder with a reputation like yours!
I thought about buying from mcmexotics, do you maybe know more about him? He is from Scotland I think
I got my Kayuadi SDr from reptilerepublic and she's the sweetest snake ever.
Do a PPV boxing fight with Clints reptiles! LoL, I would definitely purchase and watch!
Clint would get rocked
As an impartial representative of "Reach Out Reptiles LLC", I can solidly confirm that it would be a first round decapitation. (sorry Clint) - Thomas
I bought one from you guys a few months ago and absolutely love her. She is the best snake I have ever owned. It had been a couple years since I’ve actually owned a snake and since I only wanted to get one, I wanted it to be special in man she is. oh, and Joe was so helpful I just love our girl we named her Goldie.
We have a Kingsnake, Ball Pythons, Boa Constrictors as well as a Superdwarf and Dwarf Retic from you. I probably sound biased but the Retics are my favorite... 👀 Pretty much the most awesome snakes of all time. Great stuff Garrett! 👍
Thank you, Garrett. I have been dreaming of these for so long, thinking they would always be above my pay grade. Back in the 90s, I got to work with the vet for the reptiles at Zoo Boise as a mentor through scouts. (I'm dating myself, here... ) She had a small animal clinic as well, so the first snake I ever held was a white lipped python.
I have to wonder if Dr Wiggins had a part in the early genetics :)
Something about those Karompa’s that just has me obsessed with them. They’re so amazing. I love that you know how important keeping the pure bloodlines of these localities is 💕
You guys really killed the edit on this one! I’ve been watching a long time, you keep up with these style videos and edits your channels going to explode
You
Got some really great shots of the strikes too man, that food response is so epic with the retics
Thank you and thank you! Glad you're here.
Loved the video! These really are the best pet snakes! One suggestion - looks like there are two reason number 4s...
whoops 😂
They really are the best pet snake(at least for what I generally look for in a snake.) Not only do reticulated pythons have some of the best morphs, but small/baby snakes always look better than their larger/adult counterparparts, even just due to it having them having smaller scales that make the pattern look smoother, and make the pattern not break up as much, especially where one scale is say, all black and one next to it is yellow or white.
As much it would be cool to have an adult mainland retic(actually, I take that back, it would suck. Unless someone else did all the cage building, cleaning, etc.), I want a snake I can handle without it being potentially dangerous, and needing to take a break to catch my breath after 2 minutes(and that won't knock over everything in my house in the process.) I would also feel bad keeping such a giant snake, especially a relatively active one, that also likes to climb, in even the biggest of cages people tend to keep adult retics in. I want to be able chill on my computer or on the couch with my girlfriend watching a moving while holding my snake(sigh...you know what I mean, geez.)
I've also always always though baby reticle are among the curest of snakes, particularly their heads, and having a super dwarf is almost like having a baby retic forever. I genuinely cannot wait to see some of the morphs that get brought over into super dwarves. In particular, those super orange snakes, some even solid orange(I've always loved patternless snakes) ones that Jay at prehistoric pets hatches sometimes. Would that bright orange last into adulthood?
Fantastic vid. Be cool if National Geographic did a show on you.
I've wanted a retic forever but like you said, they're way too big. So I think my next snake will be a dwarf retic. Would mind something the size of a Boa Constrictor. 7-10 ft would be manageable for me alone and still an impressive size. But it'll likely be a couple years before my next snake.
I've been wanting a snake for over 2 decades and decided to finally get one. Ball Pythons are really "basic" but that's what I decided on, despite their annoying eating habits. Then I saw these snakes on Clint's channel. I really wish I could get one, they're basically perfect. But I think they are out of my price range. :( Oh well, hopefully some day I can get one from you. Great video ☺️
They start in the $300’s (when those ones become available each year).
@@ReachOutReptiles which amazes me , I always thought they for $3000 starting price. But if I could get a basic dwarf retic for under $600. I would be down. I need to start doing my research and get one waiting list.
Dangit Garrett, you've been making me want a super dwarf even more lately. Preferably a motley GC but I'm really diggin the marbles...
Both epic choices!!
Fyi 3.6 is a really high rating. I don't remember the specifics on his SD video but something that drags down the score is reletive to beginner snakes. They are bigger than ball pythons, they have a higher cost initially, and there is a risk of getting a much larger snake than what you actually were expecting. He has a few SD and speaks highly of them.
They really are maybe the perfect pet snake- but probably not best beginners
@@ReachOutReptiles I just got my first snake ever, a ball python. The more I dive into the reptile world, the more I am loving super dwarfs. I think Bob from Green Room Pythons is the one who's made me fall in love with both of these species so much, and I might get on the woma or black head train too 😅 honestly though I think a super dwarf will probably be a big goal of mine, but I need more space in my house to be able to get there. In the mean time I will be doing all the research I can. Thank you for your videos!
@@Hi_Im_Akward That’s very exciting! Good luck on your journey- it would be awesome (when you’re ready) to get that message one day and help you find just the right one for you.
@@ReachOutReptiles thank you! You are top of my list for a true SD. You have an incredible reputation and I've been hearing about you way before I even found your channel 💚
I wake up on a Saturday morning to this todays going to be a good day
Alright, that’s it. I’m getting one.
I need and want a super dwarf retic. I love love LOVE them. I just cannot find one anywhere.
info@reachoutreptiles.com If you live in the US
Love that Karompa in your end clip. Would love to have one myself. But don't have the space. But in a few years, I'll definitely be hitting you up.
Sweet!
Wild type SD is on my bucket list.
Every part of this vid is absolutely on point.
5/5 will always recommend.
Thank you !!
They are stunningly beautiful snakes that's for sure.
And they're less spicy than bullsnakes...
Maybe one day when I'm rich.
Great video Garrett! Snakes all look spectacular!
You’ve got Sean Penn as your camera guy!!!!!
Dwarf and Superdwarf retics are pretty rad (and I want a couple from you someday too!), BUT... every point you make here also applies to the dwarf boas I work with. Do I need to make a reply video? 🤔 😂
Great work!
Yes, you should! And in retort, I would add that breeding live bearers is WAY TOO FRUSTRATING! Give me my eggs, go easy on my females, and leave me my control. ;)
@@ReachOutReptiles Haha, and here I am loving that my snakes come with a built in incubator! Good point though, retic breeding is probably a little more straight forward.
I’d love one like #210306 the Kalatoa look. He’s beautiful. I think that’s similar to Bob Bledsoe’s, right? It doesn’t look like any of them are available. Do you plan on having more?
Next on my snake list is SD from you. Like you said, the fact they are a rare species is very appealing to me. I work with dumerils boas because theyre amazing but also i was drawn to them because they are so rare in the wild and the genus is very small. While they arent that uncommon i feel lucky to be keeping them.
Do you have a care guide on these cool snakes? Enclosure size for an adult tempts and as an adult what do they eat? I'm very new to snakes and these are just reaching out to me, also small dog around a bad idea?
And yes I know that's a lot of questions I'm patient, maybe a video request
Yeah, I've always said that's the biggest problem with Clint's system. Not only are there other things to consider besides the 5 criteria he uses, but they're also not weighted. So something like a cobra or rattlesnake or gabboon viper or hell, a coral snake may get high scores in 4 categories, but only 1 low score(i.e.handleability), and it could potentially get a better score than a very good, reasonable pet.
Granted, I get that's it's mostly for fun, and that he points this out when it occurs, and discusses the pros of cons of that particular animal, he doesn't just give you a number. I do really love that he's been branching off from his "best pet reptile" series, and has been making videos on more specific topics having to do with biology, evolution, taxonomy/phylogeny, etc., particularly on his second channel.
I love the albino color contrasts!
I guess Clinton is just i little annoyed by them for destroying his laptop.
Bro, my wife is gonna HATE you for convincing me to get into retics!! I CAN'T WAIT!!!! 😂
That is soo rad!! I wish i could keep it, sadly retics are illegal in my country (even dwarfs).
Im sold, I'll be coming to see you soon.
Great video! I like how you’re getting Joe in there! And I’m loving my girl!! She’s definitely becoming my favorite snake!! 🐍
I just recently got my first snake he’s a 50% sleyar male
yes they cute,n curious..but how lg. do they get ? .
i guess i need to check laws here in ontario canada i have 15 foot snakes from birth to sad end 18 yrs is some cases now that i am retired im am screwed on my wish list i need to do more research
And thats whyi want a SD retic
Man i want one of these so damn bad
Pretty much the only thing stopping me is that I have not enough space for a second snake right now. Maybe once I move in a few years
I'm so in love with them but are they a good first snake ? I have experience with snakes but never owned one myself. I breed sheep and I keep bees and feed the wild grass snake that lives in my compost but this isn't even close to owning snakes 😅
he just convinced me to go from boas to retics
Forget Canada, I need one of these (maybe two :) and I'm in France !
You should send one to snake discovery. She could use it in programs
I would! Tell them they need one. ;)
How do super dwarf retics compare to boa imperator regarding temperament?
Super dwarf retics I heard about them back then but me seeing this video now I wish I could have one I own a Corn Snake I named her Medusa I bought her at the Tinley Park Reptile Expo Corn Snakes are Awesome pet Snakes good eaters and friendly just like the super dwarf retic
Where do you have babies for sale posted ?
Have u breed a pied to a super Dorf
Yup.
@@ReachOutReptiles do u have any available
Cali Kingsnakes also have the food drive.😛 But I agree super dwarfs are cool!
Do you sale dwarf retics? And is it cheaper than the retic?
Yes we sell them (email info@reachoutreptiles.com), and the purchase price is typically more, but cost of keeping long term is far less.
3.6 smh 🤦♂️ they don’t even need a leash or anything. I need to write these safety rules down though tbh
That mochino blew my mind… gorgeous as hell
Are you going to try to develop a morph pattern like the main land cow morph? Personally I would love to get a cow retic but main lands are just to far out of my league.
We have made SD Cows already for the first time last year. :)
I think they're absolutely amazing I'm just waiting for the price point to come down a little I say give it a few years and the more genetically common super dwarf crosses will probably be a little less money
They’ve actually been increasing in the past few years, but wild types in crosses can still be had in the 300’s
@@ReachOutReptiles i didn't know they were so cheap i thought they were all 1000 or more that's exciting news thanks 🙏
@@allenamatuccio463 yea I bought mine for 350 he’s a 50% slayer super dwarf the wildtype are pretty cheap
I would love to have one but I don't know anybody in UK that I know I can trust to get one ! I see many for sale but you never know if it's really a super dwarf or am I gonna end up with a huge snake ! I wonder if you know anyone in UK that you could recommend ??
There are several pretty good ones but you definitely have to poke around to see what's available.
How can one tell what is still available and what has already sold on your website? I’m also curious about pricing, but will wait until you’re able to get to my email (I figure you guys get a lot of them).
If you pair a superdwarf male with a mainland female is the clutch going to be mainland size or dwarf size?
We'll answer that on our next livestream!
How big do they get
Any where from bullsnake size all the way up, depends on the bloodline. ;)
Some day will have room and money at same time and then I will definitely get one of your babys. Would not go to anybody else.
They just seem to be getting more beautiful as time goes on. Love there personality.
GOD BLESS 🐍💖🐍💖🐍💖
Reach out Reptiles, Clint Laidlaw said that the supper dwarf retic is a great beginner snake. Do you think a supper dwarf could be a good first pet reptile? Asking for my future-self. So far I have plants and fish but 0 reptiles.
P.S. My husband and I both love holding Athena at Clint's Reptile Room, thank you for sending her to Clint and giving us the opportunity to hold such a beautiful animal!
Athena is great! I think if you got the right bloodline, did you research, and basically went overboard on care and set up you would be OK. However, I would always recommend getting some thing more native to your region as a very first reptile pet, they seem to be much more forgiving of husbandry errors. King snakes, Ratsnakes, gopher snakes, etc. tropical reptiles require a bit of skill in controlling environmental parameters.
Me before: I didn't want a retic cause they're too damn big!
Me after this video: SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!!!!
Me after typing: Watching ICE AGE on Disney+!!
Hi i'm from indonesia, have you came to indonesia before ?
Yes, I actually used to live there for awhile!
Shoot now I want one. Thanks Garrett 😂
😂
Someday... Someday. For now I'm going to be happy with my boa and Colubrids 😂😂😂
They do have one drawback. They aren’t legal to have in every state. Although they are amazing snakes, “The Best Pet Snake”, should be available wherever you may live.
There are some areas ALL snakes are illegal, tho. ;)
You can approach the authorities in your state regarding adding a certain reptile to their allowed list. You will need to provide them with information about why they should make an exception for that particular animal. It won't work in a state like Florida where everything that gets loose becomes invasive but other states might consider it.
4:30 I have been trying to tell women this about me for years!
Hahahaha 😂
I have a 50% Kataloa SD Tribal GC het amel. She is an amazing snake, and super social. Near a year she is 210 grams and 3 feet. I don't think she's going to get past 7 feet and 7-10 pounds...
Won't you guys relocate to Europe, cause as far as I'm concerned your gorgeous snakes are still on an unreachable "island" ;)
"Large" mean volume and mass, not length. Mainland retics are neither the heaviest nor most voluminous snake in the word. Arguably they aren't even the second most massive snake -- they're the 3rd (the heaviest Burmese ever weighed was heavier than any retic ever weighed).
The green anaconda is the largest snake in the world. The reticulated python is the _longest_ snake.
I’m sold, I want one. Oh no.
ohhhhh yessss.
so Clint was a bit wrong on the rating but it not just availability and cost it also the fact that it may drop an explosion of pee
To be fair, even humans will do that from time to time!
I agree
also I think east bay vivarium should start doing super dwarf retics or you start doing it in california bc I rly wanna buy from u but I cant bc I in california :(
I will place an logical argument. Retics are the best in general
Rofl "that was the lamest outro ever"
Sorry but mainland Retic is NOT the biggest snake in the world.
That’s debatable, while the internet will site Anacondas as the biggest, Retics are the longest- and the world record is held by a Retic.
Garret Your snakes are magical. Hence this song ua-cam.com/video/1Hef5OXHr5I/v-deo.html
What you breeders want for these is the only part about the snake that’s amazing me. What an actual joke that you want 2000 for a snake 😂 wonder why they aren’t popular Jesus Christ
A $2000 snake just has a different clientele (mostly breeders). These start at $400, but if that’s too much for a pet in your mind- you can start with local species and have just as much fun- or try rescuing.