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Originally Posted by 8b8ll

Dude killer looking burm.

Great what you did man...rep points!!!

I also rescued a burm recently who is doing just great and putting on some serious weight.

Reminds me of my alb. green.

Def. won't get tired of seeing her around!


Mike

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lol nice! thanks :)

post some pics of your burm bro, i love burms. so beautiful, big and just awesome snakes.

ill keep up with the pics of her, waiting for a second shed with me and a few meals and a vet visit in her new tank im building.
i got a cabinet made of rose wood or something. really thick and heavy. anyway its about 7ft long 2 1/2 wide and 4 feet high. it was a file cabinet/storage thing. looks like it cost a pretty penny. well i got it cause it wasnt being used and they didnt make me pay anything for it even though its brand new. well i gutted it out, got white epoxy, painted/sealed all corners and edges. now im putting the front together which is a little wood and plexi glass with a couple locks. then im gonna get astro turf and a BIG cats litter pan for water and add a branch or 2 for shedding. ill post pics tonight of what it looks like with just paint. then after. so excited gonna be awesome. then im saving up for another red tail from jimi and i want 2 pastel balls and they are gonna be stacked on this cabinet. then ill be happy :) oh and cant forget the leopard geckos :P

She looks great, with new skin all shiney and stuff. Nice job Chris!!!



ps. great shirt lol.

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Originally Posted by Kristy

She looks great, with new skin all shiney and stuff. Nice job Chris!!!



ps. great shirt lol.

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lol thanks! i was amazed at how they can have so many cuts and black scales from mites and junk and shed it away with time.

lol it get the conversations going when im shopping with the hottie cashiers :P

*sniffle*

What a great story and big kudos to you! She looks great...what a sweet face. =)

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Originally Posted by cassandra

*sniffle*

What a great story and big kudos to you! She looks great...what a sweet face. =)

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*BIG SMILE* thanks alot. means alot. i think the enjoyment was nursing and bring back to health and watching her. i can tell she knows whats happening and its all i need for a *pat on the back* never helped a pet before. when i walk into her room (yes! she does have her own room, nothing but a tank and a storage closet in there and 2 chairs so i can sit and watch her, her room is in my house in the 3rd bedroom :P) she can sense it. many people have went to look at her and she just stays a sleep or just laying down. soon as i walk in there without moving or tapping anything, she springs to life and puts her face right to the glass and taste's the air and just sits there as we look into each others eyes and i talk to her :P i know i know kinda dumb but yes i do talk to her every morning, afternoon at lunch and night :P actually i talk to her and spend more time with her then i do my wife :) well my sig says it "the human tongue hurts more" and my wife's tongue is constantly hurting :P

She looks great.
My hubby has that shirt I wont let him wear it in public tho :P

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Originally Posted by Sinsation

She looks great.
My hubby has that shirt I wont let him wear it in public tho :P

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hahaha! but why? *smile*.. ty for comment

Amazing job, Chris. This is definately a rescue and you deserve this patternless albino without a doubt. Keep up the good work...and get ready for feeding bunnies, piglets, chickens, and eventually small goats if her genetics allow her to grow into the "big" range. :gj:

eh hope never goats hahaha... but in that case there is actually a feed store here i found. about 20 miles away but they sell anything from jumbo to collasel rats to CB pigeons, Full size turkeys, pea:cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r:, roosters, chickens, pigs, goats, and anything else ... they are all CB and kept pretty clean for a "mini farm" :P she'll just get 20 rats back to back or maybe i can super glue all 20 together to form 1 Burmese Rat :P