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Growth in males vs. females - question:

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Posted by: Antegy at Tue Jul 1 11:03:30 2003   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Antegy ]  
   

I just read this at another website:

(about burmese pythons)-
"Males are smaller than females and seldom grow to more than 13 or 14 feet and 120 to 130 pounds. Exceptional females grow to 18 or 19 feet and weigh 350 to 400 pounds."

Does this sound accurate to any of you?

- Mark

   

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