Cool Dude....

Mark T wrote:yes lisa, dainty supers for sure....and very bright colouration to-boot.......these are not clark/wilbanks.....i have never hidden the fact that im not a fan, as you well know, and have yourself been on the recieving end of.......but i cant just wait to see how these little guys mature, size and colouration too Tony !

I know they're not Mark, and you know I'm done with that certain so and so, and that is partly why I believe these guys need a better classification. 'Superdwarf' is considered more of a marketing name than anything else. The Clark SD's, although absolutely fabulous to be fair and tinier than any retic I've ever seen, are at the end of the day not a pure locality. They've been selectively mixed up and outbred, not to mention the fact that later imports most likely did not come from the exact same location. Bob himself says he's not sure where exactly they came from (and we all know Bob's word is worth its weight in gold! ).
But a pure locality deserves to be called just that, IMO.
They're so beautiful, I'm kind of sorry I didn't snap up a pair while I had the chance!

As mentioned in another post, cleaning day today so naturally one of the little guys was out on the chair!!! Poor images tonight due to a larger than normal intake of Rioja!!!

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Great pics as usual Tony.....how's there growth rate compared to the others then, lol...???

Buddy...the pair are greedy little devils, however, no real significant growth spurt at all really...very spooky!!!

Sounds familiar,lol.... these pair would eat their own and then happily polish off everyone elses, two days later and they'd happily feed again !!!
Had 4 moults each here and only gained about an inch in length

Tony W wrote:Poor images tonight due to a larger than normal intake of Rioja!!!

So that's how you get them to behave seriously though, great images as always Tony. They are a beautiful snake.

Very good buddy.............brilliant wee supers !.......