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    Re: Large pythons

    I will get same boas nut only for he dwmakrs get big eniught to eat rabbits.

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    Re: Large pythons

    I will get some boas but only females get big enough to eat rabbits.

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    Large pythons

    If you're open to Boa suggestions, a female Dumerils will approach the size you're looking at. For something from the same area and a bit bigger, Madagascan Ground Boas are very similar and generally larger as well. Neither are on the restricted list for your area.
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    Re: Large pythons

    I was looking at both of those. Just can't find anything that's gets closer to a burm or retics. 15-20 feet

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    Large pythons

    Big BCI female!!!


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    Large pythons

    Hmm. If you can't do anacondas or scrubs/olives, I can't think of anything else in that range other than the African Rocks which I believe fall on the restriction list.
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    Large pythons

    I think an olive python is the biggest I can get. 10-14 feet. Anyone know where I can find a good care sheet?


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    Large pythons

    BCC boa problem solved. Or as stated earlier a big BCI female.




    0.1.0 Normal Ball Python
    0.1.0 Colombian B.C.I. 2013
    1.0.0 EBV Red Group Pastel Hypo Jungle B.C.I. 2013
    1.0.0 Hypo Colombian B.C.I 2011
    0.1.0 Anery Colombian B.C.I 2010
    Ball pythons:
    -0.1 Normal (Lilith)
    -1.0 Dark Normal
    -0.1 Light Normal
    -0.1 Pastel
    -1.0 Lesser

    Retics:
    -0.1 Platinum
    -1.1 Fire Tiger Het Albino
    -1.0 Purple Sunfire
    -1.0 Tiger
    -0.1 Lavender Tiger
    -1.0 Motley Het Purple

    Boas:
    -0.1 Hypo BCI
    -1.0 Hypo BCI (Hades)
    -1.0 EBV Red Group Hypo Pastel BCI (Ares)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Isis)
    -0.1 Anery BCI (Medusa)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Hera)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Athena)

    Blood Pythons:
    -1.1 VPI Super Stripe Mead Line Borneo Ultra Breit

    Epicrates Striatus Striatus
    -1.1 Dominican Red Mountain Boa

    Burmese Pythons:
    -1.1 Albino Burmese

    Anacondas:
    -0.2 Yellow Anaconda
    -1.0 Yellow Anaconda

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    What experience do you have with large snakes? What will you be housing this large snake in? Why not get a species because you love that particular species, not because it gets big and you think that's cool?

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    Large pythons

    Quote Originally Posted by Lorgakor View Post
    What experience do you have with large snakes? What will you be housing this large snake in? Why not get a species because you love that particular species, not because it gets big and you think that's cool?
    Actually really good point /\


    0.1.0 Normal Ball Python
    0.1.0 Colombian B.C.I. 2013
    1.0.0 EBV Red Group Pastel Hypo Jungle B.C.I. 2013
    1.0.0 Hypo Colombian B.C.I 2011
    0.1.0 Anery Colombian B.C.I 2010
    Ball pythons:
    -0.1 Normal (Lilith)
    -1.0 Dark Normal
    -0.1 Light Normal
    -0.1 Pastel
    -1.0 Lesser

    Retics:
    -0.1 Platinum
    -1.1 Fire Tiger Het Albino
    -1.0 Purple Sunfire
    -1.0 Tiger
    -0.1 Lavender Tiger
    -1.0 Motley Het Purple

    Boas:
    -0.1 Hypo BCI
    -1.0 Hypo BCI (Hades)
    -1.0 EBV Red Group Hypo Pastel BCI (Ares)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Isis)
    -0.1 Anery BCI (Medusa)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Hera)
    -0.1 Normal BCI (Athena)

    Blood Pythons:
    -1.1 VPI Super Stripe Mead Line Borneo Ultra Breit

    Epicrates Striatus Striatus
    -1.1 Dominican Red Mountain Boa

    Burmese Pythons:
    -1.1 Albino Burmese

    Anacondas:
    -0.2 Yellow Anaconda
    -1.0 Yellow Anaconda

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