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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
from the care sheet on BP.net:
Hatchlings approximately 12 - 16"+/-. Females average 4'- 6', males average 3' - 5' adult size. Maximum size is around 10 feet, although 8'+ specimens are considered large. Blood pythons are heavy, robust snakes that may exceed 40 pounds in weight as mature adults.
anyone ever see a blood 8 foot or longer??
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
I'm sure that there may be larger ones, but Kara's "Beefcake" is the biggest i've seen....and she also has the best name
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
Thats a sham or he used the pic I have seen that pic somewhere. IF I remember I will let you know
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
Mmmmmmmmmmm.........MOONSHINE!!!!!!!!!
1.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boas
1.0 Anerythrystic Brazilian Rainbow Boa
1.1 Het Albino Red Tail Boas
1.0 Albino motley Red Tail
1.2 Green tree pythons
1.1 Emerald Tree Boas
2.2 Corn snakes
1.3 Honduran Milks (1.1 alb, 0.1 het alb, 0.1 dbl het)
3.4 Ball pythons (Lemon bee, Spider & Pied males. 2 Pastels,poss het pied, girls)
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
Does everyone in the south but me drink moonshine? lol.
Steffen, pronounced with f's, not v's
1.0 Normal BP, Oakley; 0.1 Normal BP, Hissy Fit; 1.0 Savannah Monitor, Abraxas, RIP 2-1-09; 0.0.1 Pacman Frog, Twoey; 1.0 BCI/BCC Cross, Quetzalcoatl "Q"; 0.0.1 Crestie - Flametail; 0.0.1 Crestie - Nuala; 0.1 Emp Scorpion - Black Arachnia; 0.1 ATB - Cortana; 0.0.1 Savvy - Lohe; 0.1 Colombian RTB, Queen Zida; 1.0 Common Boa; 0.0.1 Beardie
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
 Originally Posted by Little B-Py
Does everyone in the south but me drink moonshine? lol.
Your problem is that you live in Tennessee, and you don't get this Carolina-quality goodness over there.
lol
George
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
i know someone who has 10' specimens.
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
Originally Posted by redpython
i know someone who has 10' specimens.
do they weight 100 lbs?
Steffen, pronounced with f's, not v's
1.0 Normal BP, Oakley; 0.1 Normal BP, Hissy Fit; 1.0 Savannah Monitor, Abraxas, RIP 2-1-09; 0.0.1 Pacman Frog, Twoey; 1.0 BCI/BCC Cross, Quetzalcoatl "Q"; 0.0.1 Crestie - Flametail; 0.0.1 Crestie - Nuala; 0.1 Emp Scorpion - Black Arachnia; 0.1 ATB - Cortana; 0.0.1 Savvy - Lohe; 0.1 Colombian RTB, Queen Zida; 1.0 Common Boa; 0.0.1 Beardie
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
Originally Posted by Little B-Py
do they weight 100 lbs?
Yeah I've been wondering about a 10' long blood's weight!
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Re: "Up to 12' and 100 lbs"
Originally Posted by Little B-Py
do they weight 100 lbs?
Im sure they can....Obesity can easily happen.
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