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burmese.....definately.....

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Posted by: panther13half at Sun Dec 5 13:50:05 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by panther13half ]  
   

and males seem to be a bit more agressive especially during breeding season



balls almost never show any agression of any sort....cept maybe during feeding time



besides.....burms get huge...20 foot plus in extreme cases....are you ready for a huge snake?



balls are docile, pretty, eat well, and only get 4-6ft at the most.....much better snake for a beginner



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