How do locality percentages work? [Reticulated Pythons]

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Ever wonder why you new dwarf or superdwarf reticulated python came with a percentage listed on it's label? Or perhaps you are planning a breeding project, and want to make high percentage animals in superdwarf, or some specific locality? How does that all work? Garrett Hartle breaks it down in this note worthy Free Tip Friday.
FTF or "Free Tip Friday" segments like this are designed to help you gain knowledge and understanding about how to, why, and what it is like keeping reptiles, and often specifically Superdwarf and Dwarf Reticulated Pythons, which we specialize in. This is an interactive segment, and if you would like us to share our views or information about a topic, let us know in the comment section!
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@DEAexotics 6 лет назад

awesome information

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@jjwingtech3827 6 лет назад

Lots of math but it's awesome that you are using the suggestions that you go from the live stream. Thanks for the free tips dude.

@ReachOutReptiles 5 лет назад

They were great suggestions, I would be dumb not to!

@JonFealy 6 лет назад

Dude you actually used my idea! That’s freaking awesome! Great info Garrett lots of info but very easy to follow! Really enjoying your videos lately! Can’t wait to see you at Pomona!

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

A great idea is a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion- see you there!

@SkateCantSkate 5 лет назад

This was such a fun video

@vucao4180 2 года назад

Old video but important info in never old .. ty so much

@ReachOutReptiles 2 года назад

You're very welcome! Our latest video, going up today, will also be on this subject.

@FOOTPEGZ 4 года назад

It would me awesome to see a video that you show and talk about the differences between each pure locality.

@GraysReptiles 6 лет назад

Great job making figuring the percentages easy to understand.

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@robinbudd6784 6 лет назад

Great info sir. Another great teaching video. I plan on hitting you up here soon to find out if you have any citron with sd blood

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

You missed a great one earlier- CRAZY Platinum Citron SD! Are you on the waiting list? best to notify me with what you're looking for at garrett@reachoutreptiles.com

@eugeniochoco5154 6 лет назад

I'll continue to share your videos because it's very good, very informative, and very useful for other breeders and future breeders. I'm fan from Philippines!

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thank you so much! I love the Retic market in the Philippines- you have such amazing animals available there! I hope to see more selectively bred projects happening there!

@1softkiss 6 лет назад

Excellent video and information Garrett !!

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thanks!!!

@jeffreyhathcock4716 6 лет назад

Great info Garrett! Thanks for the knowledge.

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

You're welcome!!

@Melmac1756 6 лет назад

I had fun with that! Amazing content as usual my friend. Keep up the fantastic work thank you for what you do.

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thanks Alan!

@EliteExoticsBp 6 лет назад

Very cool brother have a good weekend

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thanks Wiggins!

@Geoffbrowning95 6 лет назад

Awesome video man! Definitely learned something new today!

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Thats awesome!

@IAMGiftbearer 6 лет назад

Interesting! What is the price-range nowadays for a 100% Super Dwarf?

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Prices are continuing to climb. Locality cross animals are less (something like Madu/Kalatoa- still 100% SD) and are in the hundreds of dollars, but pure locality are pushing up into 4 figures now in most cases. Some localities remain unattainable at this point.

@IAMGiftbearer 6 лет назад

That's interesting. Could you show some Madu/Kalatoa 100% ones in a video? I'm curious about what varieties of color and patterns they have and whether they stay as small as the pure locality ones. An in-depth feature on those Retics would be a really interesting topic to do a whole video on.

@familyjewels9854 6 лет назад

Math not that fun but it was hugely important for me and helpful thanks. Cant wait to see what the future has in store for these beauties.

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Neither can I!

@ThePythonBurrow 6 лет назад

Amazing info!! Great info. to know in the hobby!!

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Tuck it away for a rainy day. ;)

@stevenschorr8737 5 лет назад

Nice. So a snake that is 25% Selayer dwarf and 37.5% Jampea dwarf would be considered 62.5% dwarf, but of different localities?

@ReachOutReptiles 5 лет назад

That is totally correct.

@davidcallahan4367 6 лет назад

What are SD locality islands?

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Kalatoa are the only pure SD island locality available regularly right now in the US, but Madu and Karompas are the others, and hopefully we will begin to see them become available soon. There are also Kayuadis, but not everyone considers those Superdwarves- saying instead that they are dwarves. That is debatable- but they are a really cool locality either way.

@TheCharleseye 6 лет назад

I'm very new to Retics. Is anyone working on finding more morphs in the dwarves and super dwarves, to keep from having to breed to larger retics?

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Finding them in the wild? Can't do that for several reasons. The first is, they are no longer imported to the US. The second is- the localities they come from are so small in most cases that it is very unlikely you will find new mutations among such limited gene pools. What we do instead (which is what I have devoted my professional career to), is utilized selective breeding practices to keep them small. There are several lines of different morphs that are now every bit as small as pure Superdwarves and Dwarves, with more being added as time goes by.

@TheCharleseye 6 лет назад

Reach Out Reptiles Ah, okay. That makes sense. Like I said, I'm very new to retics, so when I started following your channel and hearing about dwarves/super dwarves, my head started swimming a bit. I love it that we have people like you in the reptile community, who are willing to do such a thorough job of helping the rest of us better ourselves in both the husbandry and business ends of things. Thanks a lot.

@mtchob 5 лет назад

do you do all your own drawings on your chalkboard there?? i know thats' obviously not the point of your videos haha, but i always love it when there's drawings up there, they;re always so cute!

@ReachOutReptiles 5 лет назад

haha, thank you, and yes I do.

@jamaineburris1095 5 лет назад

how many feet long is the biggest true super dwarft retic you have seen??

@ReachOutReptiles 5 лет назад

Define true Superdwarf. Do you mean pure from a certain locality? Biggest morph cross? Also, it's important to note different bloodlines have different sizes. Your family and mine might both be "true humanoids" but our families may vary greatly in terms of physical size and appearance. If there is a specific size animal you are looking for, be sure to get it from a breeder that has been working hard with that specific line, and knows the eventual size of the offspring. If you are shopping for animals simply labeled as "Superdwarf" from a bunch of lines, many breeders, from any classified you can find, you will never quite know what you are getting into. That would be like picking a dog from the pound, rather than a purebred breeder with very specific standards for their animals. Hope that somewhat complicated answer helps with a somewhat complicated question. You may also want to refer to our video "How Big DOES a Superdwarf Retic Get?

@nathansee7306 6 лет назад

Another great video. I love math.

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

That's a good passion to have, math makes the civilized world go 'round....

@ashleyhartle6255 6 лет назад

Miss ya babe! Great video! ❤

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

😍 😘

@DrewJaynes 6 лет назад

Awesome explanation Garrett! Something you said about SD being able to combine with D to count as D piqued my interest. Using the Anery Tiger girl I got from you as an example, she is 25% Jampea (D) and 25% Kalatoa (SD). Based on your logic, it would then be kosher to consider her a dwarf because SD can combine into the D percentage to raise it to 50%? Is that basically what you're saying? And does that pseudo-percentage carry through if we breed her in the future, or is it strictly from that point based on her actual percentages of D and SD as calculated against the new sire?

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Correct- she would be considered a dwarf. But keep track of her bloodlines, and use them to calculate your babies in the future, because depending on your breeding selections, she could produce SD babies for you, when bred to anything 75% SD or higher...

@DrewJaynes 6 лет назад

Right. So if we bred her brother against the 75% Kalatoa we could yield 50% superdwarfs and 18.75% dwarfs (12.5 + 25 Jampea).

@MrSf49ers 6 лет назад

So I have Rc pastel 100% het vpi T positive male an female.. if they bred all the babies would be Vpi? An possible vpi albino? The morph math is very interesting to me. Thanks :)

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

You are looking at the wrong video- this one is regarding the localities, not morphs. You are going to want to watch ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wznGCOuCoAY.html. That video is specifically discussing python genetics, not boas- but they work the same way. But to answer your specific question, breeding a het x het gives you 1 in 4 babies of the T+, the rest will be possible hets.

@Trihope 2 года назад

Math is fun!

@darrangreenup6533 5 лет назад

Do you have retics for sale and what site do I go to

@ReachOutReptiles 5 лет назад

I don't have them listed, but feel free to pm me on FB or email garrett@reachoutreptiles.com

@crystaltripi6775 6 лет назад

Awesome video as always still scratching my head I think I will leave breeding to the professional like you😊👍 so Brain has your pied girl (absolutely breathtakingly gorgeous animal by the way) what is her genetics if you don't mind me asking? Like is she a dwarf or super dwarf mix? Thank you ever so much for sharing and best wishes always...

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

The visual Pied girl is not dwarf at all, but he does have 2 37.5% SD het Pieds over there that I have big plans for...

@crystaltripi6775 6 лет назад

Reach Out Reptiles by the way does that beautiful lady have a name?

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Crystal Tripi Her name is Crystal, coincidentally, lol. Thanks for asking!

@MrDad-ok8qe 6 лет назад

Liked as soon as you got peed on.

@ReachOutReptiles 6 лет назад

Oh, you are going to enjoy this channel... haha

@zippy0099 3 года назад

So 50% + 50% = 100% divided by 2 = 50 again… this seems like a stalemate… how does one increase the percentage with a male and a female that are both 50%…???

@ReachOutReptiles 3 года назад

The only way to increase SD/D percentage is to go higher than 50% for at least one of the animals in the breeding. i.e. 100% + 50% = 150% divide by 2 equals 75% or 75% + 50% =125% divide by 2 equals 62.5% and so on.