My First Giant (well not yet) DUW

I hope this works. Sorry about the quality, Only had a camera phone. After tons of reading and many visits to the reptile shop. I got this guy. He is just a little guy now. Hasnt struck at anyone yet. I would like to thank AndrewH for all his help.

Here....check this out for a quick lesson in posting pics... ;)


http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=28289

Good luck!

Fooled you, now here are the pics.
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/ashley1228/3.jpg

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http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/ashley1228/6.jpg

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http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/ashley1228/7.jpg

hope this works.

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Originally Posted by JLC

Here....check this out for a quick lesson in posting pics... ;)


http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=28289

Good luck!

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I think i was having trouble because they where bitmap. Photo bucket worked though.

Nice normal. If you want you can start him on fuzzy rats. ;)

Anytime on the help! He looks good. Good luck with him!

Thank you for your comments. When i get a better camera i will post more pics.

Oh.. he's so CUTE! I forgot how small they start out. Really pretty burm.

Oh wow, that's a really huge giant! You sure you can just handle it with one hand like that? JK :P
My friend has an albino burmese baby, and baby giants are just so cute, that I kind of wish they stayed that small. Their patterns are more brilliant as babies, too.

my mind is having trouble connecting that little baby with the 12 footer my friends have! lol. very nice looking 'giant!'

Now all you have to do is feed him twice and he will be 12ft! LOL! They grow very fast! Before you know it you are using a shovel to clean the cage, two people to handle the him, building or buying an enclosure to house him, and throwing reptile parties with all his friends and serving rabbit cakes and rat appetizers! LOL! All joking aside they are great beautiful animals to care for, just always remember what they are and the respect they deserve and never drop your guard when handling, always have a plan of action in place in case of emergency and what steps to take. Not trying to scare anyone but better to have well thought out plans of "what if's" instead of "what do I do now!"

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Originally Posted by Pythons Rock

Now all you have to do is feed him twice and he will be 12ft! LOL! They grow very fast! Before you know it you are using a shovel to clean the cage, two people to handle the him, building or buying an enclosure to house him, and throwing reptile parties with all his friends and serving rabbit cakes and rat appetizers! LOL! All joking aside they are great beautiful animals to care for, just always remember what they are and the respect they deserve and never drop your guard when handling, always have a plan of action in place in case of emergency and what steps to take. Not trying to scare anyone but better to have well thought out plans of "what if's" instead of "what do I do now!"

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That made me chuckle. Thank you all for you kind comments.

Congrats buddy!! A burmese I will probably wait until I am older to get, but man I can't wait to work with one.

Hope everything is going good with you and him!! Definatley want more pictures as always!! Keep us updated and congrats on the new addition.


Mike :rockon:

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Originally Posted by 8b8ll

Congrats buddy!! A burmese I will probably wait until I am older to get, but man I can't wait to work with one.

Hope everything is going good with you and him!! Definatley want more pictures as always!! Keep us updated and congrats on the new addition.


Mike :rockon:

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Thank you. We are doing pretty well. He just ate for me today.

When I started working with some of the bigger ones before I got him it just made me want one more. :sunny:

love those little/big suckers...Wished they only stayed 5' or smaller. I love the patterns. Too big for me for right now.