Definitely the burms are a permanent part of the Florida ecosystem-but I'm sure the federal and state government will waste millions (that would be far better spent on combatting invasives that cause far more damage, like fire ants) in a vain attempt to eliminate them.



I also agree they won't spread beyond Okeechobee-Orlando at the absolute most...
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The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....

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• The Origin of Burmese Pythons in Florida - plindsey, Wed Feb 27 23:39:44 2008
• I'm not buying it - MadAxeMan, Thu Feb 28 06:49:29 2008
• RE: I'm not buying it...Actually there - herpsltd, Thu Feb 28 11:22:21 2008
• How about solutions? - lbenton, Thu Feb 28 12:27:03 2008
• Agree with Tom - brhaco, Thu Feb 28 16:56:01 2008
• RE: The Origin of Burmese Pythons in Flo - brhaco, Thu Feb 28 08:05:48 2008
• RE: The Origin of Burmese Pythons in Flo - keown, Thu Feb 28 08:41:43 2008
• RE: The Origin of Burmese Pythons in Flo - mfoux, Thu Feb 28 12:59:21 2008
• it doesnt matter where or why, actually - thecaiman, Thu Feb 28 22:27:08 2008
• Stop watching network news - MadAxeMan, Fri Feb 29 06:38:16 2008
• RE: The Origin of Burmese Pythons in Florida - jscrick, Thu Feb 28 23:28:28 2008
• RE: The Origin of Burmese Pythons in Florida - Bighaze, Fri Feb 29 14:09:57 2008
• Lol... - HydraZulu, Mon Mar 3 16:35:04 2008