You've got to really want a ret just to consider having one.
I remember seeing a documentary that had a clip of a 16+ foot ret
fly up a tree to go after a monkey. The way it scaled the tree
with huge curls of its body overlapping the trunk was verrrry impressive. It was almost scary that an animal that big could move that fast straight up a tree.

I don't see rets for sale anywhere near as often as burms, and
it seems like it's always teenagers that are buying them.
(Burms that is, and young teenagers)...

Thanks,
tc

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• Survey for current & former Burm owners and trolls - tcdrover, Sat Jun 28 11:13:34 2003
• RE: Survey for current & former Burm owners and trolls - 1snakeman, Sat Jun 28 12:30:18 2003
• RE: Survey for current & former Burm owners - BrianSmith, Sat Jun 28 16:36:47 2003
• I meant to say "Data" of numbers, lol - BrianSmith, Sat Jun 28 16:37:57 2003
• RE: Survey for current & former Burm owners and trolls - RobertPreston, Sat Jun 28 20:01:03 2003
• RE: Survey for current & former Burm owners and trolls - eastlandpets, Sat Jun 28 22:16:59 2003
• How About as Opposed to Retics? - tango, Sun Jun 29 07:09:47 2003
• RE: How About as Opposed to Retics? - RobertPreston, Sun Jun 29 07:58:39 2003
• I agree, it's those evil ret eyes... - tcdrover, Sun Jun 29 13:27:55 2003
• a very valid question - Carmichael, Sun Jun 29 08:09:50 2003
• My experiences . . . - RobertPreston, Sun Jun 29 13:38:41 2003
• Just from what I've seen........(warning...long) - Raven01, Wed Jul 2 15:52:29 2003