Scaless giant + pics

My friend was a verrrry lucky dude to have this crazy python.
Eating like a champ without any healthy problems except for moving much slower than normal burms
imagine it's 10 feet :rolleye2:
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-H...825_105342.jpg
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-i...825_105435.jpg

I've seen a pic of a large one before, they're wild! I'd love to have one! Your friend is lucky to have one!

I really like how the colors looks almost painted on with how smooth and creamy they look, but I'll take my snakes with scales :oops:

Awesome!
It looks like fabric!
Thanks for sharing

If that snake is 10 feet, how big are those tiles ??!!

It's a beautiful animal, I'd love to see one in person.

Gale

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Originally Posted by angllady2

If that snake is 10 feet, how big are those tiles ??!!

It's a beautiful animal, I'd love to see one in person.

Gale

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LOL I think he meant wait till its 10 feet :rofl::rofl:

very cool are those prety rare? first one i have heard of other than corn snakes

I'd wanna rub it on my face.

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Wow! I love his face :D , I agree looks like its painted. Thanks for sharing.

How did he get his hands on this? I have never heard of a scaleless burm (not that I'm a burm guy anyway). But I would imagine they're a pretty penny.

Pretty sweet! There are more and more scaless snakes appearing in the hobby. Corns and Texas rats were some of the first. Now they are being bred into other traits, its inherited by Simple Recessive. . . all we need to do is breed that to an Albino Granite and produce triple het babies, breed them back to eachother and create a worlds first scaleless granite albino burmese python :gj:

Wow that is so cool ! Such a pretty snake

Your friend is indeed a lucky one. I'm curious about scaleless, would you HAVE to feed it f/t? I am indeed a fan of f/t and have converted all but 1 of my snakes but, I would imagine even a small bite or nip from a rat would be susceptible to infection (like on any snake), but would it be worse?


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Yes he must feed this python prekilled prey to prevent bite from rat. This trait wouldnt be rare anymore in south vietnam cause some farm have het pairs or even a homo pair

These are neat looking, but I worry about skin durability as they grow, especially since they are one of the giants. I worry that even constricting prey would cause tears.

Another recent scaleless burm:

http://thereptilereport.com/scaleless-burmese-python/

The Reptile Report Scaleless Snake items- a bunch of them