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I don't have a record of the weight on my burm back when she was 4 meters long (she's very, VERY much bigger now). But i could bet she was some 50 to 55 kilo. I guess that snakes, just like people, have individual profiles.
Keep up the good work with that beauty.
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Originally posted by JimmyDavid I don't have a record of the weight on my burm back when she was 4 meters long (she's very, VERY much bigger now). But i could bet she was some 50 to 55 kilo. I guess that snakes, just like people, have individual profiles.
Keep up the good work with that beauty.
i also know pythons from that size and 50 kilo but most animals are older than mine, got her a year and a half ago at 1:20, now one and a half year later she's 4:00. want her to become real big but not extreme fat.
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