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snake identification
- Thread starter jhiner26
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Occidentalis
Evolutionary Biology
If you told me the animal in the top picture was dead, I would wholeheartedly believe you. I can't help you much other than to say the retic part at least is correct. Good luck with this animal.
jhiner26
New member
She was in shed.
moved this to the discussion forums
EricW
Member
Do some research on humidity requirements.
Hey Jhiner - my comment came across as rude which was not my intentions.
Hope this thread answered your questions.
Eric
Hey Jhiner - my comment came across as rude which was not my intentions.
Hope this thread answered your questions.
Eric
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jhiner26
New member
I know about humidity I bought her this morning and she was like that. I just need to know if she looks like the platinum graniteback he advertised and also if a superdwarf will breed at 4' long. He said she was 3 and has already laid a clutch but I'm not so sure now.
Utta
HELL is my home
Where to start, oh were to start.
1st. a super dwarf platinum het anthrax(aka graniteback) would run, oh about $5000. A het anthrax platinum is going to run you about $850-1250 You add super dwarf in there, (industry standard is 50% to market it as dwarf/superdwarf) you double/triple the price.
2nd. while there is platinum anthrax's around, they're a $15,000 snake (at prehistoric pets). Breeding one to a female superdwarf would result in a marketable superdwarf platinum het anthrax, however it wouldn't be anywhere near a price range of $300 for a baby.
3rd. platinum anthrax's are a new morph. only made (at least announced to the public) in the last 2 years or so. There just isn't a way possible that a female superdwarf het anthrax could be 4 years old, have bred, and then sold for such an astonishing price.
4th. and most importantly, there is no way that retic, if ACTUALLY female, is 4 years old, and has bred.
It seems like you got a normal superdwarf with a serious shed issue.
1st. a super dwarf platinum het anthrax(aka graniteback) would run, oh about $5000. A het anthrax platinum is going to run you about $850-1250 You add super dwarf in there, (industry standard is 50% to market it as dwarf/superdwarf) you double/triple the price.
2nd. while there is platinum anthrax's around, they're a $15,000 snake (at prehistoric pets). Breeding one to a female superdwarf would result in a marketable superdwarf platinum het anthrax, however it wouldn't be anywhere near a price range of $300 for a baby.
3rd. platinum anthrax's are a new morph. only made (at least announced to the public) in the last 2 years or so. There just isn't a way possible that a female superdwarf het anthrax could be 4 years old, have bred, and then sold for such an astonishing price.
4th. and most importantly, there is no way that retic, if ACTUALLY female, is 4 years old, and has bred.
It seems like you got a normal superdwarf with a serious shed issue.
jhiner26
New member
I thank all of you for your input. I learned a very valuable lesson and and going to do research about this whole pricing and genetics thing. The snake breeding seems fun and I want to be apart of it. I have alot to learn and won't make this mistake again. The guy said he was going to give my money back. And just for the record I put her in my enclosure at 90* and 70 humidity and her shed is gone! So silver lining!