Are Dwarf Retics Flighty [Aggressive]?
Channel: Reach Out Reptiles
Date: 2018-11-10

Do Dwarf and Super Dwarf Retics have bad temperaments?  Are Superdwarves "flighty?"  And what does that even mean?  This week Garrett pokes a little playful fun at mainland breeders who generalized the temperaments of all Dwarf and Superdwarf Reticulated pythons, when they have only met a few.  Then we get an in-depth Reptile Room tour of the personalities of Reach Out Reptiles' own animals, from selectively bred captive hatched animals that are many generations away from wild caught, to some of the original founding wild caught pure locality Superdwarves.  Comment below and tell us if YOU think these animals have bad attitudes for snakes!

The terms "Dwarf Reticulated Python" and "Super Dwarf Reticulated Python" are used to describe Reticulated pythons of the subspecies Satuprai and Jampeanus, along with crosses of these subspecies into mainland reticulated pythons to refine the amazing array of genetic morphs within that species, and reduce their size to something more suited to a life with humans.  Unfortunately, these terms are often used to mislead uneducated buyers into purchasing snakes with insufficient Dwarf and SD influence (lower than 50% Dwarf/SD Blood), or by completely misrepresenting larger grow Retics altogether!

Pure locality Dwarf and Super Dwarf Retics from the Selayer, Jampea, Kayuadi, Kalatoa, Madu, and Karompa islands of Indonesia form a group represented by two unique subspecies of Reticulated python that have actually adapted to live in harsh environments with their diminutive size- packing all the intelligence, confidence, and incredibly beautiful color and pattern of the world's longest snake into a tiny little package, some being even as small as corn snakes!  Unfortunately, they are still quite rare in captivity, and difficult to find.

At Reach Out Reptiles we dedicate ourselves completely to Dwarf and Super Dwarf Reticulated pythons like no one else in the world!  We want everyone to be able to learn about this little known and under-appreciated, misunderstood, and highly misrepresented group of animals without all the politics and personal agendas being pushed by sellers.  Stay awhile, and connect with us, and the WILD within you that really makes you HUMAN! 

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