Burmese Setup

[rmestre]

Sorry these are not the best pics, its a large aquarium. The rock formation in the senter is black slate with the edges blunted (did myself) The water dish is the bottom of one of those table waterfalls, making it look natural. I have a coral stone on top of the slate formation to use when he sheds. And added some decorative vines, which is what he uses for a hida. He does not like enclosed hides. I use a few different heat sources because of the size of the tank.

<img src='http://www.wb.livin4.com/python/pythons/aq1.jpg' alt='' style='vertical-align:middle; border:0' />

<img src='http://www.wb.livin4.com/python/pythons/aq2.jpg' alt='' style='vertical-align:middle; border:0' />

[repticfreak7]

Nice looking viv.

[Bartman]

Looks good and the burm looks great!

[rmestre]

Thank you bartman and reptifreak

[T-boid]

Very nice but...I hope you can give it the room it will need as an adult.

[Jeff_Favelle]

Cool cage!.

That snake will outgrow that setup within 2-3 months. EASILY.

[dudski]

nice burm there... just wish they grew smaller as normals... they are gorgeous snakes...

[rmestre]

I am building an eight foot by 4 foot encosure now. Should be done before he needs it. Ill post it when Im done. Thank you all for the replies!

[ATBlover]

how big is your burm now?..and the tank?...Connor

[rmestre]

The tank now is 4 foot by 2 foot, my burm is a little over 5 feet

[ATBlover]

o ok...thats a pretty big tank..nice burm too!....Connor

[rmestre]

Thanks Connor