New Baby Burm. Could use some advice.

[cowbully]

I had an albino burm 10 years ago.. I loved her.. I wasnt home enough (traveling profession) so i sold her to my buddies wife. she was 12ft when i sold her at 3 years old. She is around 19 ft now..

Defenitely get a locking lid.. she was an escape artist, weighted top or not.. they are strong even as babies..and your right no fear at all..

Good luck with your breeding for food project..luckily my friend was a chicken farmer at the time so i was feeding her 5 lb. chickens every 10 to 14 days. Ole Frank Purdue wouldnt be too happy . if i didnt get them for free, they would have cost me a fortune trying to fill her endless apetite..

[Riv]

To laughingtree369: Wow! Adding a vent sounds way more spophisitcated than I had orignally intended. Frankyl I hadnt even thought about it. Thats a great idea. How would I adhere it though? Apoxy? I feel like that would hold well enough.

Yeah it really would take a lot of Rts to make that Happen. But if I do Bimonthly feedings, with several rats each time I think i'd be able to grow them fast enough and consistantly enough to make it work. After all, Im Breeding rats for 3 ball pythons, and 1 burmese. Thats not a ton of snakes. And there will be lots of extras I'd wager. Its a good thing I do frozen thawed. No danger to the snakes whatsever, I can stockpile the extra rats, and if I have THAT much of a surplus I can sell off the leftovers.(Trusting there ARE any with this little girls slithering around)

To Cowbully:Yeah, I beleive it! Feeding entire pigs as a meal sounds so excessive, but then you see it happen and it almost looks necessary haha!