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My female Super Dwarf Reticulated Python just shed and I was cleaning her tub so I thought I would take a shot. She is 107g now, up from 69 a few months ago when she arrived. Excuse the terrible lighting and mess. I still need to get outside shots to show color properly but it's hard to take shots of a quick moving small snake like this by yourself I'll get some outside shots when I enlist some help. Hope you enjoy :)

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B
 

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How large do super dwarfs get and how fast is their growth rate? Also do super dwarfs come in morphs as well?

SD stay pretty small. I think they max out at 7ft ,but have a fierce appetite. There are SD tigers,platinums, snows, and clark strain albinos. I'm sure there are more but that's all I could think of at the moment.
 
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True SD don't really have morphs. People are screwing the locale up and crossing them with Dwarfs to get morphs. This results in large crossed snakes. I like them pure and small. My pair is 50% related. The dad is a bit over 4' and both moms are just over 5' full grown. This pair came from Evan Stahl. He sells a few pairs every year from a friend of his that breeds them true to form.

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B
 
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