first burm??

[kill3r843]

i am thinking on gettin a burm i just dont know if they are mean or what i would really like one tho

thanks,
daniel

[lostwithin]

Hey, just wondering do you have any experience with large boids ? And if so do a lot of research before picking up a burm they are no small commitment. Also check you local bylaws because they are no permitted in many places.

Devon

[kill3r843]

o know i can keep em no i dont have any experience woth large boid but what to start wit?

[lostwithin]

Hi, although I don’t believe completely that some species are better too start with then others you should really think about going straight too a burm. There is no way too learn how too keep a burm by keeping another species but you can learn about many other problems you could run into. for example by owning a 7'+ boa I can realize just how strong a 16' burm could be. for example try getting a boa that is filthy into a bath of water, if a 7 foot boa can knock you over too get away. Or something as simple as feeding much better too learn just how viciously a boid can react too food with a ball python rather then get nailed bye a 200 pound burm one day. Plus if you decide down the road this isn’t for you will have a much easier time selling off a smaller snake then a huge one.

Devon

[weinerboy12]

carefull.. read the thead i started a few days ago about a 10 foot burm..

[Samba]

Get a cornsnake if you don't have experience. You need to gain knowledge and experience with smaller snakes before you can move on to a burm, which may or may not be a good pet for you. It works for some people, (like me).

[whitesmokeball]

buy a ball python there are beautifull snakes!...

[kill3r843]

i have a RTB and 8 balls a GTP and a ATB