This beautiful mother retic shows us what she'd do in the wild, defending her clutch of eggs😳We pull and incubate them to ensure each baby has the best chance at survival🙌 | Jayprehistoricpets

This beautiful mother retic shows us what she'd do in the wild, defending her clutch of eggs 🐍 We pull and incubate them to ensure each baby has the best chance at survival 😁 | Jayprehistoricpets

Just got a bunch of newly hatched baby Dwarf Reticulated Pythons! 🐍 💕 While they look like tiny versions of their massive cousins, dwarf retics are a whole different ballgame. They’re a naturally smaller island subspecies, meaning even as adults they’ll typically stay between 4 to 7 feet long, a much more manageable size compared to mainland retics, which can grow over 20 feet long! Their smaller size comes with the same incredible patterns and curious personalities, just in a more compact pac

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Watch out! Even the most calmed Reticulated Pythons can be unpredictable. This careful process of collecting their eggs for artificial incubation gives each on the best chance at successful survival. 🐍🥚 While we are hopeful for a full clutch, it’s common for some eggs to be infertile, often due to factors like the age of the parents, incomplete mating, or even the genetics of the pair. These infertile “slugs” won’t develop and can actually mold, risking the healthy eggs nearby, which is why th