I've been surfing the net looking at retic morphs. And of course we're all familiar with the albinos, tigers, supertigers, and all of the combinations you can make with tigers and albinos. But last night I was I found Piebald Retics! I was shocked, and quite amazed and how cool they look. You can check them out on www.constrictors.com. What surprised me even more was a picture of the jungle retic that I found on newenglandreptile.com. I've never seen one before, and it was het for albino. To tell you the truth i didnt even care that it was het for albino. It was priced at 5,000, does anybody have any idea how much a normal jungle would cost, and the genetics? And, where can I find another one?
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Jungle Retics
python1942
Feb 22, 2006 08:43 AM
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nerd_inc
Feb 22, 2006 11:50 AM
Jungle retics are hybrids - Bateater bred back to a retic.
>>I've been surfing the net looking at retic morphs. And of course we're all familiar with the albinos, tigers, supertigers, and all of the combinations you can make with tigers and albinos. But last night I was I found Piebald Retics! I was shocked, and quite amazed and how cool they look. You can check them out on www.constrictors.com. What surprised me even more was a picture of the jungle retic that I found on newenglandreptile.com. I've never seen one before, and it was het for albino. To tell you the truth i didnt even care that it was het for albino. It was priced at 5,000, does anybody have any idea how much a normal jungle would cost, and the genetics? And, where can I find another one?
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