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    No One of Consequence wilomn's Avatar
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    Re: difference between indian pythons and burmese pythons...

    Quote Originally Posted by johnlebel97 View Post
    Sweet love to prove ppl wrong.
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    There is also a chance, albeit a small one, that I am incorrect. Doubtful, but possible.
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    Well i haber been around snakes my whole life an the ppl tellin me its not a burms own bps an corn an never had a burms... I've had 7 in my life. This one just seem abnormally bright to me.. an to a guy a local reptile shop....
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    Re: difference between indian pythons and burmese pythons...

    It is nice, very light. If it's got as nice an attitude it will be a fantastic pet.
    Last edited by wilomn; 11-22-2010 at 07:20 PM.
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    So You are sayin it could be a cross with what now? I don't speak latin
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    0.1 09 tiger retic 13.5'
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    0.1 11 albino burm
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    Re: difference between indian pythons and burmese pythons...

    Quote Originally Posted by johnlebel97 View Post
    So You are sayin it could be a cross with what now? I don't speak latin
    Sorry.lol. Indian(molurus) X Burmese(bivittatus). The Sri Lankan ssp is pimbura. All similar but still very different. You have a beautiful animal. That's what really counts.
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    Well thank you sir!!
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    0.1 93 redtail boa (baby)
    0.1 dwarf platty retic
    1.0 white lip python
    1.1 11 tiger retics
    0.1 10 super tiger lavender albino retic
    1.0 wc green anaconda
    1.0 09 white phase albino retic 10' (jason gaspar)
    0.1 09 tiger retic 13.5'
    0.1 09 african rock python
    1.0 09 burmese python het albino (mitch)
    0.1 09 albino boa
    0.1 09 hogg island boa
    0.1 11 albino burm
    0.1 wc unknown burm
    1.0 09 rottwieller/german shepard mix (ace)
    1.0 09 savannah monitor


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    Re: difference between indian pythons and burmese pythons...

    Quote Originally Posted by wilomn View Post
    There is also a chance, albeit a small one, that I am incorrect. Doubtful, but possible.
    I believe you are incorrect there Wes, I believe that this is actually a Myanmar python... (Where's Burma???)


    (sorry, haven't had a chance to be much of a wiseass lately and I'm out of practice.)
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    Re: difference between indian pythons and burmese pythons...

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkS View Post
    I believe you are incorrect there Wes, I believe that this is actually a Myanmar python... (Where's Burma???)


    (sorry, haven't had a chance to be much of a wiseass lately and I'm out of practice.)
    Myanmar? What century are you living in?

    Besides, I haven't officially recognized them.

    I'm surprised that some clever fellow, jaylike or boblike, haven't capitalized on this new morph yet.
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