One step below a burm?

[SGExotics]

What python is one step below a burm? By that, i mean, Whats the next biggest species of python under a burm?

[CoolioTiffany]

African Rocks would be my guess lol.

[DarkComeSoon]

olive python

[tbowman]

Uhh, Afrocks are known to get nearly as big as burms If I'm not mistaken. Sri lankan/ceylonese and indian pythons max around 12 ft I think.

[CoolioTiffany]

Uhh, Afrocks are known to get nearly as big as burms If I'm not mistaken. Sri lankan/ceylonese and indian pythons max around 12 ft I think.

Ohh forgot about those Indian pythons lol

[Hulihzack]

Scrub (amethystine) pythons get about 15ft too, but have a thinner build. Some have been known to get much larger than 15 feet. (up to 28 feet, I read )

[tbowman]

I nice big female BCI would be much more readily available I think, cheaper too.

[4theSNAKElady]

I would say African Rock. I think they are the 3rd largest snake, besides The anaconda and retic.

[tbowman]

I would say African Rock. I think they are the 3rd largest snake, besides The anaconda and retic.

He is asking for a snake one step below a Burm. You would recommend an afrock before a burm?

[tbowman]

I take it you are wanting a burm, but are wanting some experience with larger snakes first?