Is a 7 1/2 year burmese python that is 10 feet or a lil longer the largest it will get since its already 7 1/2?
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10 ft burm
burmking
Jul 23, 2003 08:30 PM
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ox
Jul 23, 2003 09:29 PM
If it is a male it could very well stay at that size
BrianSmith
Jul 23, 2003 11:00 PM
Oh no,... it can still grow half a foot or more per year for the next 15 or 20 years if female, and almost that if male. 7 1/2 is not very old for a python. About the equivalent of a 20 year old human. So it's still relatively young. And unlike mammals (human or otherwise) it will continue to grow for the majority of it's life, even if just a little.
>>Is a 7 1/2 year burmese python that is 10 feet or a lil longer the largest it will get since its already 7 1/2?
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