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#1708684
BurmBaby586
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Question for Python Length 
I have a female burmese python that is 2 years old and 5 ft 4 in. Is this small? How big do you think she will get?
Jennifer
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04/19/08 01:31am
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#1708946
Flicker3123
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Message To: BurmBaby586 In reference to Message Id: 1708684
Question for Python Length
Well I would say yes my burm is male 6 months and 4 feet and I have read lots that that your length and age would be concidered small.
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04/19/08 11:21am
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#1708975
Rickyael
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Message To: Flicker3123 In reference to Message Id: 1708946
Question for Python Length
i never had burm but i do have a conda and retic and at two years it should be atleast around 8-10 feet id think
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04/19/08 12:02pm
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#1709001
Dwg1211
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Message To: Rickyael In reference to Message Id: 1708975
Question for Python Length
I agree with rickyael on the length... my burm is around 3 years old, to the best of my knowledge, and she’s 8’.. you can expect your female burm to get around 14-18 feet, on average, but they never quit growing completely and 20’+ isn’t uncommon...
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04/19/08 12:41pm
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#1709119
BurmBaby586
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Message To: Dwg1211 In reference to Message Id: 1709001
Question for Python Length
I thought she was pretty small. The guy I got her from wasn’t feeding her near enough (1 small mouse every 7 days). As soon as I got her I bumped her up to 1 medium rat every 10 days and she seems to be gaining weight and feeling better.
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04/19/08 03:09pm
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Dwg1211
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Message To: BurmBaby586 In reference to Message Id: 1709119
Question for Python Length
good job.. you may want to bump it up again.. I was feeding mine 2-3 jumbo rats bi-weekly until I switched to rabbits (frozen/thawed)... she’s been eating jumbo rabbits for about 3 months now (bi-weekly, unless she’s in shed) and doing great.. it’s cheaper that way, even with the cost of shipping..
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04/19/08 03:37pm
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