Decision help- 10 year old female normal bp

[hypnotixdmp]

I really want to see this 10 pound BP lol

[PitOnTheProwl]

I am interested in seeing this, my biggest girl is 3000g and she is huge.

[rabernet]

I really want to see this 10 pound BP lol

Me as well.

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[hypnotixdmp]

Yeah my biggest is 2700 grams and she looks huge lol

[Lana's_mom]

Pics???????

[glk832]

man what up...dude still havent posted pics of this pet dragon LOL.. I really want to see this girl..

[angllady2]

I've got a girl at 3600 and one at 3800, and they are huge. Around 8 pounds. I really want to see pictures of this girl, I love the big girls.

Gale

[Pythonfriend]

could it be that this is only some kind of confusion because there are different kinds of pounds / lbs?

there is a reason why the metric system is taking over. length of snakes is still in feet in the USA, but for weight of snakes or of the rhodents that feed them, grams and kilograms have taken over completely.

anyway, ill assume its a very big normal female BP. in that case i would say: as a pet or just to have it, by all means, go for it. But i wouldnt breed a female that does not have any genetics going on, prices for normals are shamefully low, too much supply for the limited demand.

online in europe ive found a few normal BPs offered for free, sub-adults, and adults ive seen starting at 30 euros. babys/subadults can easily be found for 20-50 euros, adults for 50-70 euros. For properly feeding the animal and keeping it warm you probarbly pay more for rhodents and electricity to keep the snake half a year. Thats not really bad because it makes access into the hobby really cheap, but producing more normals isnt a good idea i think.

so as a pet / for fun: yes, get it if you like it, if you get the equipment with it it might be a good deal. (and who knows what happens if noone takes it). and for breeding i would say no.

[PitOnTheProwl]

Just wanted to say thank you to everyone for their advice/tips. I picked her up this past weekend. Got her settled in and she is definately eatting like a champ. I'll get her on the scale tonight and take pics but she is definately well into the 15+lb range- guessing she's pushing closer to 20lbs. I gave my friend $70 since she came with a huge tank (which I'll probably cl soon), undertank heater, 2 heating lamps, branch, etc. Now I just need to find someone local to San Diego I can arrange a breeding loan with.

could it be that this is only some kind of confusion because there are different kinds of pounds / lbs?

there is a reason why the metric system is taking over. length of snakes is still in feet in the USA, but for weight of snakes or of the rhodents that feed them, grams and kilograms have taken over completely.

I will say that you didn't read much of anything here so I have quoted the one post you should have read

[Willie76]

Email me the pics and I'll throw them on one of my servers for all to see! PM me and I'll give you my email address. We ALL want to see this huge girl!