Trinity Albino Tiger Retic March 5, 2010 Part 1

[jenni727]

i could stair at trinity all day i so want a Albino Tiger Retic there so stunning

[jenni727]

she is stunning can i have her jokess i so am getting one

[tokay999]

thats a good size retic man ..they dont get that fat only long ..thats kinda cool

[CaptiveBredCreations]

what a beautiful animal...good work

CaptiveBredCreations

[BurningSofas]

Wow! She's a beauty!

[grubbadub420]

Trinity is just beautiful amazing yellow. I heard that the ban is down to about 10 species now but it is just rediculous the claims they make of them migrating north.

[heretic98]

@grubbadub420 Yeah! The nerve! Especially when they can't even survive the winter there...

[grubbadub420]

@heretic98 its pretty simple if it gets below I beleive 40 degrees they die which my g-parents live in Destin FL and had around freezing temps a couple times this year plain and simple boas and pythons dont hibernate so they dont know its gonna get cold so they wont seek shelter

[kgconstrictors]

Insects are a tough subject because they seem to be able to adapt and are true survivors. Boas and Pythons cant survive anywhere in the US besides the Florida Everglades but insects may be more adaptable.

I hate to agree with any bans on anything so I would simply say the keepers of any non native species of anything (insect or reptile etc) should keep them in such a way that any escapes would not allow them to move outside the persons home and into the wild. Good question though.

[jxz107]

She's beautiful. She seems more aware of her surroundings as well.

I hope those people trying to ban the reptile hobby will stop. They never really have a fully sensible, good reason.

Btw, do you agree that non native, non carnivorous insects shouldn't be kept in the US?