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    Re: Hi People new website up!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Dead Out Reptiles View Post
    hi mate
    Just because your a beginner don't mean your not ready for a burm i know plenty of people who's first snake was a burm like myself
    just know your research and ask yourself
    are you really ready for this?
    do you have the space?
    am i going to be able to provide everything this burm needs to have a safe healthy happy life?
    and is there always going to be someone there for me if the worst happens?

    yes burms have a really docile temperament but thats if you give regular handling but! every animal has there own personalities just say your friend has a really tame burm that does NOT mean yours will be.

    There bite can be nasty but to be honest you shouldnt be putting yourself in a situation to get bit these are the rules i follow..
    ALWAYS use feeding tongs and study there behavior
    the more you study the more you have a chance of not getting bit its like reading there mind.



    Yes the size of a burm can be a danger if you haven't got someone pressant witch you should always have with any snake over 5-6 foot so its more of common sense thing and for a burm to get out when your asleep and kill you i have never heard of but it could happen.. but when your dealing with big boids you should leave no room for error! all i can say to that is make sure your viv is locked and that theres noway for the burm to get out so its common sense really.

    Daniel

    Thank you so much Daniel & Denial - Very, very constructive and insightful information. Thats funny about Dwarf Burms - I do think you are totally right about simply purchasing the right type of enclosure. Just an ounce of common sense!
    Last edited by Chocolate Muffin's; 12-14-2009 at 04:36 PM. Reason: Correction
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