in the over 20' club you have (in order)
P reticulatus
P sebae
P molurus
M amethistina
A papuana (some claims say larger then 20', not sure I believe they can break the 20' mark, but I certainly don't think 17-18 is out of the question.. and I have personally handled a 16' animal)

In 15' club
M oenpelliensis
L olivaceus
M s mcdowelli (rare for one to get that big, but it is possible)


I am sure there are others in the 15' range on rare occassions as well, and many more that can hit the 10' marker.

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