5lb bunny gone missing

[dave himself]

Got this for our big girl she loves them :)
http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j342/davy64/IMAG0644-1-1.jpg
http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j342/davy64/IMAG0646-1.jpg
http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j342/davy64/IMAG0647-1.jpg
Thanks for looking :)

[Donnie]

Thumper, nnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

:):)

[marvelfreak]

Wow. Is that a Rock python?

[bigsnakelove]

stunning, could be wrong but im sure its a burmese python

[Mark Taylor]

Awesome pics Dave thanks for sharing.

[smy_749]

Thumper, nnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

:):)

lollllllll

[marvelfreak]

I ask because it has so much silver and the greenish tented marking to it.

[bigsnakelove]

think it could be because it's a normal het green maybe? i could be wrong :)

[Aaron_S]

Wow. Is that a Rock python?

You need to google more.

Less time in Lori's tree.

[sweatshirt]

Amazing animal

[dave himself]

Thumper, nnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

:):)

Thumper yes :P

[dave himself]

Wow. Is that a Rock python?

No mate she's a burm :)

[dave himself]

This guys is our normal female Daisy. She's has no hets and is the first burm we ever owned :)

[dave himself]

Awesome pics Dave thanks for sharing.

Thanks Mark and its a pleasure to share pics of this girl. I think there's not enough normal burms about now

[dave himself]

Amazing animal

Thank you :)

[Mark Taylor]

Thanks Mark and its a pleasure to share pics of this girl. I think there's not enough normal burms about now

I am hoping to breed normals in the future I just love the normals.
Have you ever bred before?

[dave himself]

I am hoping to breed normals in the future I just love the normals.
Have you ever bred before?

Good on ya mate but trying to get burms with no hets can be a bit of a headache. And no mate I've never bred before we were toying with the idea before we sold the albino greens but its a very small market for burms in Ireland north and south. So we decided against it.

[Amadeus]

That is a very pretty burm. =]

[marvelfreak]

You need to google more.

Less time in Lori's tree.

I use Bing not Google and what wrong with how much time i spend in Lori tree.

[dave himself]

That is a very pretty burm. =]

Thank you :)

[guyabano]

Nice, man. Got any pictures of the lump? I love lumps. :D

[Lankyrob]

I am such an evil dad, just said to my daughter "do you want to see a picture of a cute bunny?" and when she said yes i showed her this thread ;)

[Mark Taylor]

Hahaha you nasty man you.

[dave himself]

Nice, man. Got any pictures of the lump? I love lumps. :D

Sorry mate but this girl doesn't like to be disturbed after she ate :)

[dave himself]

I am such an evil dad, just said to my daughter "do you want to see a picture of a cute bunny?" and when she said yes i showed her this thread ;)

Very good mate we've the sake sense of humour :)

[moshirimon]

You need to google more.

Less time in Lori's tree.

I believe Burmese pythons are a type of rock python. I could be wrong I was never sure but I read that before.

[Amadeus]

I believe Burmese pythons are a type of rock python. I could be wrong I was never sure but I read that before.

No rocks live in africa.

[Aaron_S]

I believe Burmese pythons are a type of rock python. I could be wrong I was never sure but I read that before.

Would be incorrect.

African rock python

Burmese python

You should check the geographical locations of Africa and Burma.

Burmese pythons are or were classified similar to the Indian python so maybe that was the confusion.

[Amadeus]

Would be incorrect.

African rock python

Burmese python

You should check the geographical locations of Africa and Burma.

Burmese pythons are or were classified similar to the Indian python so maybe that was the confusion.

Indian python is also called a rock python. Different species though.

[moshirimon]

Pretty sure Indian rock is same as Burmese. Burms sure do look like rocks.

[moshirimon]

Indian python - python molurus

Same as Burmese right?

[Amadeus]

Indian python - python molurus

Same as Burmese right?

Nope. Python Bivittatus is a burm.

[moshirimon]

Woops totally messed up there.

[Amadeus]

Woops totally messed up there.

Well 5 years ago it was Python molurus bivittatus so you would've been partially right quite some time ago.

[Aaron_S]

Indian python is also called a rock python. Different species though.

That is why we use latin names...

I've never heard an Indian python referred to as a rock python. Wouldn't really surprise me though.

[Amadeus]

That is why we use latin names...

I've never heard an Indian python referred to as a rock python. Wouldn't really surprise me though.

If you are so inclined to do so; search python molurus in google and look at the side box. It'll say something along the lines of "commonly referred to as..."

[Aaron_S]

If you are so inclined to do so; search python molurus in google and look at the side box. It'll say something along the lines of "commonly referred to as..."

Again, latin names.