Looking for pics of Baby

Those are one beautiful snake!
Penney:snake:

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Originally Posted by Shelby

She usually ate about 3 chickens or rabbits.. big ones. I wouldn't say 90 lbs though.

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I could be wrong, but I thought I remember reading it ate 90 lbs of rabbits somewhere.

Rex, what does Homer eat? How much does he weigh now? A 400+ lb snake I am sure could put down quite a bit of food.

Well considering I saw her every day for over a year, I can tell you I never saw her eat that much food.. 3-4 chickens or rabbits was normal.

If she was at a good weight,she'd probably only weigh a little more then half that.

ok im bringing this thread from out of the past so sorry this is off topic on the thread too ,but if you click on the link in this post the texasreptiles.com one then scroll down on it go to "back to main page" and scroll down near the bottom of the page after you scroll down theres a link that says "boa constrictor" click on it and look at the picture and it looks like a fully grown version of one of those scoria boas that someone brought up in the red tail boa section just wondering if it possibly could be related somehow like maybe someone else has owned them before.............sorry its off subject but i dont know how to attach files and stuff so i could just quote :oops: :oops:

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Originally Posted by trendkill

Here she is:

http://www.texasreptiles.com/freaks/burm.html

I've seen Baby in person. I live about 45 mins away from Serpent Safari. I must say though, she's a very obese python... more so now than in that picture.

Check out this enormous albino granite too (scroll down the page a little):

http://highendherps.com/wst_page2.html

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And for the record this happened near the beginning of the month.
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 9:38 pm
Post subject: Death of world's largest snake confuses officials

GURNEE, Ill. Lake County officials are investigating the baffling death of "Baby," once called the world's biggest snake.

The 403-pound Burmese python was a headliner at the Serpent Safari reptile zoo in Gurnee about 40 miles north of Chicago.

Authorities say local residents found pieces of the snake in a wooded area last week.

Officials heard conflicting accounts from zoo employees about why the parts were there.

Police say that according to Serpent Safari owner Lou Daddano, the ill snake died last week after a surgery and employees offered to dispose of it.

Kevin Curtis of Lake Villa and Randall Frolich of Libertyville were charged with illegal dumping connected to Baby's death.

In 1999 Baby was listed in the Guiness Book of World Records as the world's largest snake.

http://www.wqad.com/Global/story.asp?S=5635404&nav=1sW7

That Is Rediculous!

wow thats one biiiiig snake!