My Burms

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Originally Posted by cueball

I have been owned on bp.net...shocking :O

I think you will have a great time. Tons of great vendors. If you do not like standing in long lines I would suggest waiting to go until around 1pm ;)

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Oh I think I will thoroughly enjoy myself. I have never gotten to see all the cool ball morphs in person before, I am looking forward to that. I just have to see if I can save up some money for the occasion... :hmm:

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Originally Posted by cueball

I have been owned on bp.net...shocking :O

I think you will have a great time. Tons of great vendors. If you do not like standing in long lines I would suggest waiting to go until around 1pm ;)

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How come youll be standing in line for a long time? Ill stick with cue!!! hehe.

Here's a new shot of the Green.

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1...111/green3.jpg

:)

he's beautiful!!!

Beautiful burm! If I wasn't paranoid about the health issues I've heard about greens having, I'd be tempted to get one, but I already have one burm (a granite) and no room for another really.. lol

Really, what kind of health problems are you referring to? I love the granites and the labyrinths. :)

It seems to be that greens are prone to 'burm's disease' -symptoms include chronic respiratory infection, among other things that have slipped my mind for the moment. Many die after they are a couple of years old.. the problem is that they die after they are old enough to breed, so the gene is perpetuated. It seems that greens are genetically unhealthy.

However, I don't know anyone who keeps them, so my knowledge is not first hand, just stuff I have read online.

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Originally Posted by Shelby

...but I already have one burm (a granite) and no room for another really.. lol

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Harry the Ham! Methinks it's time for new pictures of Harry...=D

Hang on, are you going to seperate all those snakes or leave them to compete for the best spots? It'll probably happen however large the vivarium you have is, there can be only one best spot. Then there is always the absloute ease with which disease spreads.

I am planning on seperating all of the snakes, however that is going to take some time and money on my part, although I still conclude that they are not competing as much in this larger enclosure as they were before. But yes I plan on seperating them all ASAP.