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 Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 4:10 pm Post subject: albino burmese 6 weeks away |
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ok im getting an albino burmese for Christmas. iv not had much experience with pythons has anyone got any advise 
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James
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 4:26 pm Post subject: |
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| sorry I haven't got any experience with Burmese pythons apart from having my photo taken with them. i know acouple of people on here do keep them so hopefully someone with experience will come along and give you some advice. the only advice i could possible give you is get everything set up before you get it and check your getting correct temps and humidity. also read care sheets iam sure theres loads on the web. dont forget to post pics once its settled in as i think there stunning. |
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:11 pm Post subject: |
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they can see 20ft and have the power to kill you  can you house and care for a snake that fits the description thats the first question
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johonny
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:23 pm Post subject: |
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| mark wrote: | | they can see 20ft and have the power to kill you can you house and care for a snake that fits the description thats the first question |
well iv decided to get a male which will reach about 15ft/20ft so all the space and stuff is sorted. and i have a lot of experience with big boas so i think pythons are the next step to the hobby for me
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you are very lucky to have the space for what is one of my real favourites,the albino burmese. they do get quite large,20ft is well within reach of females particularly,and females can get very bulky,males although still not what you would call small,usually are much lighter in build and of more"manageable" proportions.
i sure hope you will post lottsa nice pics of him when you get him....what a lucky person you are. 
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| johonny wrote: | | mark wrote: | | they can see 20ft and have the power to kill you can you house and care for a snake that fits the description thats the first question |
well iv decided to get a male which will reach about 15ft/20ft so all the space and stuff is sorted. and i have a lot of experience with big boas so i think pythons are the next step to the hobby for me |
good luck matey any help just ask 
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