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I was bored so I thought you guys would like to see a pic of the super tiny, super small, super dwarf het albino retics."first ever produced" These guys are great. over a year old and still small and still looking great. cant wait to get an albino from them. This picture is from from december and they wre born in march.THey are fed rat chubs on a regulary weekly/biweekly time frame. They havent grown much since this pic was taken in december.

Male Super Dwarf Het Albino (picture from December)

The PetHobbyist host washed out the color on these pics, but here is my female. She actually has a lot more yellow than this.

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... btw folks, Dan will have more of the pure super dwarves this spring

Sheesh what do you guys feed those things, mouse tails? My pair are taking good sized rats and look a tad larger than yours. Got any weights on your animals?

Here is the one of the 05 clutches being laid in Feb 4th/05.

Rob this is the female that produced your super dwarf het albinos last season when CM bred her to the dwarf albino from Bob Clark.

She was bred to male super dwarf this season.

Here is the male that fathered the clutch. He is in his 7th year and about the size of large cornsnake

The weight on the male super dwarf: 566g
The female super dwarf het: 453g

I feed mine rat pups once or twice a week. Even at that rate, I still think they look a bit chunky. If it were up to them they would eat every night of the week!

>>I was bored so I thought you guys would like to see a pic of the super tiny, super small, super dwarf het albino retics."first ever produced" These guys are great. over a year old and still small and still looking great. cant wait to get an albino from them. This picture is from from december and they wre born in march.THey are fed rat chubs on a regulary weekly/biweekly time frame. They havent grown much since this pic was taken in december.
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>>Male Super Dwarf Het Albino (picture from December)
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