I bet Burms and Retics take dumps like a great dane huh...??

Sheesh. I was just cleaning up after my big female BP and it was a lot. Quite sizable I must say. Boy, you can just tell they are on rats now. This got me to wondering about what kind of poops a big retic or burm must have. It must truly be something to experience. I bet you gotta use a shovel to deal with their business.

:P EyeLashViper

I sometimes help a friend of mine w/her petsitting business and there's one client that has 2 big burms (we don't deal w/them, we take care of her dogs) and the last time I was there one of them had pooped and it was huge!! Don't know if it was bigger than my Dane's poop though as I really don't examine it (gotta love big back yards when you have dogs, never have to deal w/the poop!) :fart:

i just went to a big pet store yesterday and they had two 15 yr old retics(i think thats what they were) and there were a few mounds around the cage that were about the size of the palm of your hand...but then the sign did say that they were being fed rabbits.

-jess

I've had some pretty big bp poo before. It suprised the heck outa me ... i wanted to know how something that big came out of somthing that small :shock: :)

the reptile store near me has a big female burm (130 pounds and 7 ft long i think is what they said). one time i was in there right after she relieved herself. that pile was as big as a pile of horse poop. you really would have to have a shovel to pick that up. it's really quite amazing.

Yeah, I was at a local petstore recently and one of the retics had a huge pile of poo consisting of 3 chunks, each as big as my fist o_O

Take a look at this. Its from a 15' burmese python. Notice the measurement on the tape.

http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.pl?photo=127779

holy...for lack of better way to put it...crap!

YIKES! Have to say, that's definitely bigger than any of my dog's poop!!

If you read the comments, that particular hunk of crap is from a constipated snake, meaning thats several rabbits worth of poop there...