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    Looking into a Burm

    Well I have always liked large snakes and have been working with one for about 2 months now helping out a friends wife while he is in Iraq. His burm in 12' give or take a few inchs its 8 years old I believe and a male. Now 12' isnt to much for me to handle but 18-20 is now I know males stay smaller and if I get one it will be a pre sexxed male. what I want to know from people who KEEP them like kara, not people who know a friend of a friend that had a......
    what is the avg adult size for a male.
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    Re: Looking into a Burm

    Well, I don't KEEP them, but I work with them every day at work.

    Average male size is 10-15'. Awesome snakes with awesome temperaments. The one we have at work I named 'Noodle'. He's an albino and he acts just like a big cooked speghetti noodle.

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    Re: Looking into a Burm

    Thanks shelby, I not rushing into one yet and still debating on a burm or a Female Suriname will most likely get the suri since I have a male and atleast they could bread down the road. and she would top out at 12' with out me having to worrie about her getting outa control large.
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    Re: Looking into a Burm

    Most suris do not get to 12'. 9' is more average even for a female.

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    Re: Looking into a Burm

    yeah avg is like 6' for a male and 8-9 for a female but the potential to hit 12' is there.
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    Re: Looking into a Burm

    yeah the potential is there, just like the potential of a ball python reaching 6 feet is there

    But Its very uncommon for a suri to reach 12'

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    Re: Looking into a Burm

    Peruvian boas are known to be larger than the suris. They don't have the wicked patterns and color of the suris though.

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