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Posted by: okreptilerescue at Fri Jun 2 16:27:42 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by okreptilerescue ] I have a rescue. we usually take any giant snake. (i do mean any, if we have room, meaning temperment isnt an issue) There are no rescues in the surrounding states that will accept the challenge of a pissed off, abused, usually starved 20 ft anything. I haven't had any experience with albino or super tiger retics. i have had a few regulars and a few tigers. i've had reg burms and albinos. I have one reg burm that once raised up at my husband to eye level (he's 6 ft and a few inches) that was quite a site to see. he didnt hiss or strike and when i stopped laughing i picked up the part of his body still on the ground and he lowered back down and i put him in the cage while my hubby went potty. (lol). I think the burms are a little 'dumber' (im not saying theyre dumb, just that the retics seem more aware) I've also found that burms have been easier to tame back down after being abused or starved or what not. in general the burms come to me in worse condition than the retics so i dont think its a matter of 'that one had a better history so it tames faster'. i spend equal time with each, no matter what condiditon in. i let the 'worst' case determine the time spent on the rest. so that isnt really an issue either. | ||
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