my first burm!

You ought to check out some of the threads in the Pythons > Giants forum here as well - a number of great shots.

i have seen all the threads in Giants forum:)
i cant wait see my baby get big!

Cool beans - Kara (KLG) has some of the most amazing specimens of any given species you're likely to see. We try not to be too jealous of her, but it's a hurculean struggle :P

i see them!beautifull snakes!;)

I love them big boogers. I hope I didn't come across as cold, you just never know. Some people just think it's a cute baby and they'll dump it at the zoo (so they think) when it gets too big. Best of luck.

Yeah no more dumping, I think at this point I am getting the phone calls in my sleep..lol

Yeah I hear you Rusty.. usually every couple of weeks we get a guy who dumps his (often several) snakes on us at work. Once a guy brought a bag with three burms and a boa shoved in it. Last week it was an albino burm and a colombian BCI. I don't get it.. I would never buy an animal that I didn't intend to care for the rest of it's life.

i will never give him to anyone..i will have him even if its 20ft;)

today i see that he had a bad shed..only the point of the head has go off..:(

the temps are good the humidity to.. i thing to do him a hot bath but i am afraid that he will stressed..what do you think that i must do...?
today i handle him and isnt seems stresed,but if i do him a bath and he will stressed i will have another problem to.. with feeding..he hasnt eat yet..:worry:

Certainly not a hot bath. Soak him in lukewarm water for an hour. Make sure the water is shallow so the snake doesn't have to swim. Put some paper towels or rags in there so the snake has something to rub the loose skin off on.

how he will seat one hour in in water... he will want leave...