I have both a retic and a burm. The retic is a lot more wiggly and high strung, but on the bright side, it's much more intelligent and aware of it's surroundings. She has struck at me on one occasion when I startled her in the cage.

I also have a female burm that's around 8' at about a year of age. I feed her on the lighter side (for a burm) because I don't want an obese snake. She's the sweetest snake I've ever met. Seriously, puppy dog tame. If I had to get rid of any of my snakes, she'd be hardest to. I have prettier ones, I have more expensive ones, I have rarer morphs, but she's the one that I enjoy to handle the most.

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• retic or burm? - jburg10, Fri Sep 18 05:19:13 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - eschmit04, Fri Sep 18 11:13:01 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - jburg10, Sat Sep 19 03:57:19 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - eschmit04, Sat Sep 19 13:10:10 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - jburg10, Sun Sep 20 01:08:13 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - eschmit04, Sun Sep 20 18:29:58 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - varanid, Sun Sep 20 19:33:58 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - ender, Fri Sep 18 13:00:22 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - hph2008, Sun Sep 20 15:46:13 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - SouthernSerpent, Thu Sep 24 17:32:25 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - jayefbe, Thu Sep 24 19:33:46 2009
• RE: retic or burm? - KaiYudSai, Sat Oct 10 12:22:18 2009