HH,

Yeah you are probably more right as after sitting back and reading my post I think I did tend to lean towards the larger size. And I totally agree that there are more fat and obese burms then there are healthy burms out there. Hopefully with the knowledge readily available the new upcoming generations will fully accept the responsibility and maintain these maginificent creatures for their entire lifetimes (the snakes not the keepers). Whether it be one or 100 they should be kept comfortably for their entire life. I have a concept that I truely hope to bring to fruition one day where I take all my old retired breeders and have a building dedicated entirely to them with zoolike enclosures where the individual snakes can choose to move inside and outside on their own. I think it is the least we can do for these creatures, especially when they have successfully bred generations for you and help you make your living. Even though this is just a concept in my head, look me up in ten years and I guarentee it will be real. I know this has gone way off topic...lol....just rambling a bit here. Todd

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