What sort of size did he get ?I had one.. he was great, didnt grow as fast or as big.
he was maybe 15 inches when i sold him... unfortunately FEDEX killed him en route to his new home.What sort of size did he get ?
That must have been devastatinghe was maybe 15 inches when i sold him... unfortunately FEDEX killed him en route to his new home.
I was intrested in people's experiences and mfk was my best bet. I guessed care was the same just tank size smallerTo each its own. I'd much prefer they didn't exist altogether.
What info are you looking for? Biology, care, etc.? I've seen very few of them on MFK and cannot think of a current active member who has one. Neither of anyone who's had one long term. I suspect they don't last and perish easy, much, much easier than normal RTC, with all their health problems etc. I'd not expect them to live over 5-10 years.
I remember only one as of recent but it was one for sale in the Marketplace section recently. IDK if it sold. The owner was responsive to questions.
I respect your opinion more then most but I think they are a much better option for the avg monster keeper as a full size RTC is a lot to handle. The reason i searched for a SBRTC was exactly this.. i thought i could responsibly house for life , and i could of , but when my rays became sexually active I needed the space. A large red tail at a local store when i was a child is what sparked my hobby as they are an incredible animal but unfortunately unrealistic to even the top of the hobby. As far as keepers I think vincentwugwg has a few and our vendor F fenderwai brought them in not to long ago.To each its own. I'd much prefer they didn't exist altogether.
What info are you looking for? Biology, care, etc.? I've seen very few of them on MFK and cannot think of a current active member who has one. Neither of anyone who's had one long term. I suspect they don't last and perish easy, much, much easier than normal RTC, with all their health problems etc. I'd not expect them to live over 5-10 years.
I remember only one as of recent but it was one for sale in the Marketplace section recently. IDK if it sold. The owner was responsive to questions.
Ditto, brother! There is room for all of us on MFKI respect your opinion more than most ...
Care is not the same in the sense that SBRTCs backbone is folded over many times and his internal organs are the same size as normal RTC, barely fitting in the abdominal cavity, AFAIU.I was intrested in people's experiences and mfk was my best bet. I guessed care was the same just tank size smaller