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We hatched out this little girl in 2002 and she is a lil over 7 feet now. She is pictured with her father, the albino, and her mother was a normal. We dont know what to call this coloration yet cause we dont wanna jump the gun. We will be breeding her back to her father this year and see what proves or doesnt prove out. Let us know what ya think....
Chris & Colleen
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She's really beautiful,not sure how to classify her either and it's hard to judge from the picture just exactly what her color is,she looks a little blondish and pinkish,very nice looking Burm you have there,very unique!
StormyHall
very nice looking snake there.
ALMOST looks like a bit of Indian blood crossed with a leopard Burm-Whatever it is, genetic or not, it's a nice snake.
nice looking snake!
but a bit soon to breed don't you think?
born in 2002 you say, that's less than 2 years of age.
i don't think she's breadable yet???
Give her at least a few years more, so she can put up a bit more weight.
again nice looking snke...
Lizzards & More...
yes i agree, i was actually wrong and she was hatched in 2001, but still i wanna give her some more time anyway. But the mother was her size when she was born and had 8 other normal lookin burms in her clutch.
chris
That Burmese surely looks different. It looks like it is part Brindle. Do you know if there are any Burmese in relation that are green or green hets? Good luck and keep us posted.
Sincerely,
Chris DeLay
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