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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Burmese Pythons</title> 

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				  The Burmese Python (Python molurus bivittatus) is the largest subspecies of the Indian Python and one of the 6 largest snakes in the world, native to a large variation of tropic and subtropic areas of Southern and Southeast Asia. They are often found near water and are sometimes semi-aquatic, but can also be found in trees. Light-coloured snakes with many brown blotches bordered in black down the back, the pattern is similar in color, but different in pattern to the African Rock Python (Python sebae), sometimes resulting in confusion of the two species outside of their natural habitats.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of Burmese Pythons.

If you are a new user to this forum, please take the time to review the rules first before posting: Terms of Service.
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						<title>Burmese Python Eggs</title> 

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 My normal Burmese Python laid eggs on 5-30-2020 at 1AM. She had 29 good and 1 infertile. She is 100% het albino and granite and was bred to a hypo 100% het albino and granite. This was her first year breeding. Almost a week in the cooker and the eggs look great.  
  
  
 
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						<title>Burmese Python with Eggs!</title> 

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 My Hypo Granite (het albino) Burmese laid 26 good and 4 infertile eggs on 4-18-2020. In 2019 she laid all infertile eggs. This is a big improvement for this girl. Can't wait for mid June to get here!  
  
  
 
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						<title>burm bites</title> 

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 Hi GuysHas anyone come across an incident of a Burmese randomly biting itself.This has happened to a female of around 17ft,also with some random twitching. 
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						<title>Using Bitcoins</title> 

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 Anyone using this form of payment for buying/selling rodents, snakes, caging, etc? I just started accepting this form of payment in addition to the other common forms. I had seen a news article about people using bitcoins to buy everything. Even illegal items online from an underground classifieds w... 
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						<title>1 year old burm</title> 

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 This is a pic of my 1 year old Hypo Granite (het albino) burm. Hope to breed her by 2018. She is growing fast.   
 
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						<title>Fellow Burm keepers in Minnesota?</title> 

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 Anyone out there keep/breed Burmese pythons here in Minnesota?  I feel like I'm on an island here.  Feel free to message me.  Looking for connections. 
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						<title>newly acquired albino burm</title> 

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 Hey guys I recently bought a female albino Burmese a month ago.shes a lil over 7 feet and about a year old(I was told) she's an awsome snake easily handled and a great feeding response.I'm feeding her two jumbo rats frozen/thawed every 10 days.my question is do u think this feeding regiment is ok? W... 
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						<title>question on shipping burmese</title> 

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 I'm an aboreal guy and haven't kept up with the legal changes. Quick question- Is it now illegal to sell or give away a burmese and ship them across state lines? 
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 好高兴可以在本网站注册个号，首先要谢谢本网站的管理者，希望能在本网站认识更多热爱蟒蛇的蟒友，我是来自中国的蟒蛇爱好者目前养了偷偷养了10条缅甸系的蛇因为在我们中国养蟒蛇是方法所以交流也很不方便也不敢在中... 
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						<title>Any Burmese python breeders in Illinois?</title> 

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 Does anyone know of anyone selling Burmese pythons in Illinois? 
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						<title>any burm breeders in georgia</title> 

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 Looking for any burm breeders in georgia. 
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						<title>male burmese</title> 

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 1 male burmese for sale, 8-9 feet long and super tame, never bitten or stuck. he is handled all the time and had been used for education for kids and adults. He is located in San Diego,CA and can only be sold in CA due to the new law. He has his own enclosure, completely custom. Asking 500% for him ... 
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						<title>Piebald Burmese</title> 

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 Finally he`s here....... When we saw him as a hatchling he was a must have.Many thanks to Alan and Aggie from waterview / Taiwan. They are great people to deal with.Here he is : 
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						<title>Sleeping with head on side</title> 

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 Hello, Does anyone have a Burm that sleeps with its head on the side? Mine does. It also rubs its face a lot and gets a swollen face sometimes. Also it gets a very red chest. It seems in the past few months it just doesn't want to lie still in its enclosure. Someone I know suggested maybe its just t... 
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						<title>&amp;quot;Large Constrictors&amp;quot; &amp; &amp;quot;Giant Snakes&amp;quot;</title> 

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 The British Herpetological Society Education Committee is trying to produce a better definition of what is considered a &amp;quot;Giant Snake&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Large Constrictor&amp;quot;If you own ANY snake longer than 10 feet (3 meters) please e-mail me at Herpetology@o2.co.uk stating:(1) S... 
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						<title>East Colorado Pet shop</title> 

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 Anyone know of a good shop in East Colorado for pythons? 
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						<title>Big question about which rack system</title> 

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 I am hoping to upgrade my snake caging in the next 6 months or so and I want to start really looking into it right now.  I currently use big wooden homemade cages.  They are great cages and have done a good job but I have way more snakes now than I did back then and want to move to using a professio... 
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						<title>Any MN Burm Breeders?</title> 

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 Lacey Act. Don't get me started...but I am a law-abiding citizen.I was wondering if there were any Burm breeders in Minnesota. I am an experienced keeper looking to purchase my first Burm. To me, these are the holy grail of the python world and would simply love to add ONE to my collection. If you... 
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						<title>tub size for babies?</title> 

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 Hey,I'm getting ready to build a tub rack for babies and was wondering what size tub is recommended to use?Thanks,Eddie 
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						<title>paradox albino burmese python</title> 

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 for sale Paradox albino burmese pythonadult female4,5-4,7 metres, 50-60 kg, cb 2007.turtlesfarm@gmail.comphotos:http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.333868450054427.77202.100002938231427&amp;type=3 
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