New burms

My husband just could not resist getting 2 more babies.
this is our granite female
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...ckey_00014.jpg

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...ckey_00009.jpg

and our double het green/granite male
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...ckey_00004.jpg

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...ckey_00006.jpg

WOW, that is HOT HOT HOT!
I cant believe you have so many burms. Cudos for putting all that time into these guys! Amazing!

Thanks-we love our burms-they keep us very busy.

Very pretty! :sunny:


Double-het green and granite??? What would the double homozygous form look like? One has a funky pattern and one is essentially patternless. How do those genes interact with each other?

man your feeder bill must be out of this world.............nice pick ups! :D

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Very pretty! :sunny:


Double-het green and granite??? What would the double homozygous form look like? One has a funky pattern and one is essentially patternless. How do those genes interact with each other?

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This is picture of one owned by Jim Bebo Mason-my husband took the pic when he was out there visiting in August

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...itefemale2.jpg

I'm really curious what its like keeping snakes that big.

Big food...big poop...big shovel. No thanks!

They look great! Have fun with them!:gj:

LOL. I guess that's one way to look at it. :D

I think that's why I'm always really interested in the super-dwarf retics. But they still get pretty big though.

Its funny, the pictures of people with their burms out. Man, I have to be up to it to take my JCP out. Even still I use a glove half the time. Either the giants must be really docile or something because there is no way I'd mess with an identical snake 4 times his size.

I love Granites!! She has a nice solid/bold pattern on her too.

I have never seen a Green-Granite before but that is one beautiful Burm.