If you think that misting your Chondro often it a pain.....then I doubt you can handle a burm.
I have a Chondro and two burms (among other snakes).
If you can't handle a little misting (or are bothered about it) you will have a harder time pulling your 10+ft even 6-8ft+ burm in and out of its cage to clean it. And they Pee a LOT! So it's not like a bi-weekly chore but a few times a week.
Not to mention the $$ spent on cages, feeders, heat elements, hides, water bowls, and the snake itself.
Just a thought.
Mike
um i definetly have to agree with you. its like everytime i clean, walk away and turn around, theres new fresh urates for me. its not small neither
~Chris~
Snakes have blood, feal fear, breathe air, eat food, drink water, reproduce, and they happen to live in a body which is difficult for the average person to understand. One fears what one doesn't understand. ignorance creates fear. The fear of snakes is not cultivated…we are not born with it…children love snakes, just as naturally as they love dogs and cats. don’t be afraid of a reptile’s tongue…the only animal that can hurt you with its tongue is the human being.