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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    They only replayed the same B-Roll about 6 times.

    I wanted to see some different video, but other than that, it was a much weaker strike on the hobby and did not put a bad light on the animal as much as other news stories.

    18ft - 400 pounds just doesn't sound right to me. I know burms can get over 20ft and I think 400 pounds is a bit much. Does anyone know the heaviest burm's weight?

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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    Quote Originally Posted by icygirl View Post
    Wow, now I feel sorry for burm owners for the food bills! That's crazy. Must be pretty awesome to watch it suck them all down though.
    Our rabbit bill per month just about makes me cry but they are worth it!!! It is awesome to watch them eat but the end result is not so pretty and very very stinky!!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by nixer View Post
    it surely isnt 400 lbs
    I was thinking she looked closer to 300 but she is not 400.

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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    I hope the owner can get his snake back.
    After 16 years, I am sure he cares for it very much.

    I did not see the enclosure, but the snake looks well cared for, and healthy.
    Maybe he can take it to another state, or has, or can get his ROC Permit, and comply with housing standards.

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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    I just heard about this story and was coming here to post it, no shock it was already posted.

    She surely is beautiful!!!!!!!! Her size demands respect and at the same time amazement!!!! I love her!!!

    i agree, she was very calm, you can tell she is loved and cared for. too bad they took her from her owner/s
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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    Quote Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    18ft - 400 pounds just doesn't sound right to me. I know burms can get over 20ft and I think 400 pounds is a bit much. Does anyone know the heaviest burm's weight?
    At first I didn't think it was possible either but when they said it was 30 inches around. I believe it. I'm 6'-3" with a 36" waiste and I'm 220.
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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    We have a 17 foot female burm... she weighs just under 200lbs. She's not nearly as plump as that one was but I'd guess it was probably 250, not 400.
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    Re: Big burmese in florida

    I also feel bad for the owner. His set up wasn't perfect but he's had the snake for 16 years and you can just imagen the feeding bill if he's feeding that snake 7 rabbits in 1 feeding! Also I read in another article that he thought since he had the snake before the permitting laws came out he could grandfather the snake so its sad becuase he misunderstood the law and I wouldn't say it's entirely his fault. Also it stinks because he was in the process of moving to. In the other article it did mention how docile the snake was too saying that in was very calm and used to people so it was easy to work with. I hope the owner can work something out and get his snake back though.

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