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I think this gives a pretty good idea of just how big she really is!

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SHe is a great looking snake. You can tell she is very well taken care of. She has kept her color really well.

Is how solid and muscular her build is. I have seen many a big burm before, but Bertha takes the blue ribbon on being all muscle. I need to take mine out more to romp around. The only problem is that there are SO many that I'd have to play favorites. I have plans for a huge exercise room, but have yet to get to it. I used to have a large cage with climbing branches for this purpose but ended up converting it into multiple large cages. But I really do want my burms to have this kind of structure ao I will do something soon. (it's not often that I envy others' snakes and I hate it when I do, lol) (hmmn,.. snake envy,.. interesting concept from a freudian point of view)

>>SHe is a great looking snake. You can tell she is very well taken care of. She has kept her color really well.
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Thanks Karen for posting this and thanks for all of the nice compliments of Big Bertha. She is indeed a fine specimen and Brian hit it on the head regarding her muscle tone; it is absolutely perfect. SOme is no doubt due to genetics, however, she gets lots of "stretch" time and being handled by many groups of people (such as my college class that I teach that is pictured) she gets a lot of opportunities to flex those muscles...strongest snake I have ever worked with! We are building a new exhibit for her that will be the creme de la creme of burmese python enclosures; can't wait to post a pic once it is done (Habitat Systems is making it).

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>>Thanks Karen for posting this and thanks for all of the nice compliments of Big Bertha. She is indeed a fine specimen and Brian hit it on the head regarding her muscle tone; it is absolutely perfect. SOme is no doubt due to genetics, however, she gets lots of "stretch" time and being handled by many groups of people (such as my college class that I teach that is pictured) she gets a lot of opportunities to flex those muscles...strongest snake I have ever worked with! We are building a new exhibit for her that will be the creme de la creme of burmese python enclosures; can't wait to post a pic once it is done (Habitat Systems is making it).
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i cant see this picture,how big is it?could you send me a link to the pic,i really wanna see it,i l;ove my burmese but he isnt but a lil over 6 foot right now.