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    Re: Forget about rescuing the pythons in the Everglades, let's just kill them all -.-

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    ^this. very few people will want a full grown, wild burm. The ones that'd mainly have a chance would be the youngsters.
    Exactly. Correct me if i'm wrong but most of the ones they are finding are not babies. Personally I plan to set up near the everglades when I am established and try to save as many as I can. While I don't even remotely believe that I can save all of them I love burmese pythons and every one counts to me. I think there would be major problems with the adults but babies may do well in captivity.

    0.1 Normal (Captain Hook) (Hooked deformation on tip of tail)
    1.0 Pastel Poss het Albino (Thor)
    0.1 Normal (Chloe)
    0.1 Tiger Reticulated Python (Jade)
    0.1 Borneo Black Blood Python (Kira)
    Coming soon:
    1.0 Mojave het Albino
    0.1 Mojave het Albino

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