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Burm "rescue"

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  • 07-11-2006, 09:20 AM
    Pork Chops N' Corn Bread
    Re: Burm "rescue"
    I have to say that the burm is more than likely not stunted for life. Its a burm man, they grow to a large size no matter what man. If they are fed less they will grow slower but they will get a large size over time. Make sure you have a breeder handy for rabbits and pigs(male or smaller female for food) and if its a female you'll need about 15-20 lbs of food every 2-3 weeks. About 10% of their body weight is a good sized meal. I know Rex who has Homer feeds him a 3-4 lb pig every 2 weeks and he is only a year old male!! You have a big responsibilty but if you have the help and support, go for it.
  • 07-11-2006, 12:01 PM
    myreptiles
    Re: Burm "rescue"
    Our pet store does great and he has one of them and was feeding it a rabbit on Sunday when we went there.
    Sounds like it needs a Good soak in the bathtub, that's where I put the big ones I have. The other pet store had a 3 foot long corn it was a mess old skin he sold it to me for $20 I got it home soak it in the tub for 45 minutes it got out then and put it in it's big cage 2 days later it shed and is a beautiful female sunglow corn now she is 4 feet I'm going to breed her with a snow male we have.
    Good luck with the snake.
    Pen
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