Burm Burm Bum Bum Burm Burm
lol sorry for the title. im a rapper :P dj skittles, taste the rainbow........... j/k
anyways, so my collection has grown a bit, BUT like a bag of good chips, im not satisfied. i want a 2.1 of burms. i want the 1.1. of an albino *green* burmese python and i also was a 1.0 of a normal male.... sooooo........ anyone know of a good website to go to? people say they have seen them for 65. but, i havent seen for that cheap. i know kingsnake so no need to mention :P i just dont like the fact im buying from someone with no reputable business and dont feel like getting ripped off i.e. dont give snake, health issues, mites and such. i know bob clark sells a rainbow color of burms but is there anyone else out there? thank ya:taz::taz:
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You might want to do a bit of research on the green morph of burms. I have read that they tend to die very young.. although after the age that they can breed, so the morph hasn't died out.
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Shelby, thats just a rumor spread around at RTB.net... Think about the old method of breeding people use for Burmese Pythons, that leads to RI....along with the fact that before the granite, and a lil while after the granite was produced, the Green Burm was a popular morph...people wanted to breed it as soon as they could.
If you want a good source for Burmese Pythons, go to Jim Mason. The guy's a nut when it comes to Burms, but he knows his stuff.
www.bebos-burms.com
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AndrewH
Shelby, thats just a rumor spread around at RTB.net... Think about the old method of breeding people use for Burmese Pythons, that leads to RI....along with the fact that before the granite, and a lil while after the granite was produced, the Green Burm was a popular morph...people wanted to breed it as soon as they could.
If you want a good source for Burmese Pythons, go to Jim Mason. The guy's a nut when it comes to Burms, but he knows his stuff.
www.bebos-burms.com
thank ya so much :)
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Ah I couldn't remember what the deal was with that. Better safe than sorry though, so I mentioned it.
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I agree-Jim Mason is the one for burms-my husband and Jim are working on some breeding projects together this year and half our burms are from him. Great guy with an amazing collection.
