Pics of retics

[rmorse]

Hey guys,

Just looking at the size of retics, and found some pics I wanted to share. These are not mine, found them in various places around the internet.

Then a story of a man-eating retic, with graphic photos....Linked instead of copied for obvious reasons.

http://www.blackbearheaven.com/man-eating-snake.htm

 

[rmorse]

Anyone else have any pics of ]V[onster retics?

 

[davo]

would be interested to see a huge lavender retic...

 

[benzjamin13]

Retics have some evil looking eyes

 

[proaquatics]

heres Bob Clarks "Fluffy"
310lbs 22ft
http://www.bobclark.com/d_learn.asp?id=71&cat=learn

 

[Camshaft Ramrod]

The one with the guy laying on the ground has really beautiful patterns.

 

[rmorse]

The one with the guy laying on the ground has really beautiful patterns.

Yea, it is GORGEOUS....

 

[rmorse]

"Reticulated pythons have the largest natural range of any python, inhabiting a huge area of tropical Southeast Asia including the Malay Peninsula, Borneo, Java, Sumatra, Timor, Ceram and the Philippines. They have adapted well to the encroachment of humans into their habitat, successfully establishing themselves in agricultural areas and even cities. They are fairly nonspecialized predators and are able to utilize a wide variety of prey animals, from mice and birds to some of the smaller hoofed mammals. Wild city dwelling retics can subsist on a diet of rats, dogs and cats, while their country relatives live on any other warm-blooded animals that they can subdue and swallow."

 

[soggysandwich]

those are nuts, what do you feed those things? dogs and cats? i would never keep a snake that size

 

[tennisboi87]

Thats awsome! Wonder how much that thing eats!