Your Burmese Pythons!

[burmese maniac]

Yes they are very tame, just really heavy to carry around. but they are still fun too take out!!!!!!

[herpetologist12]

I have a question? My burm just got over a respitory infection about a week ago, i had to give him anti-biotics. The guy who i was lettin borrow him, to breed to his female shipped it back to me without insulation in the box. I got a cold sick snake in the male. He paid for the medicine, but how long will it take before he starts eating again? And he still has crusty stuff on the inside of his nose. The end of his nose is all dry!

[burmese maniac]

keep him on medication and keep him warm. he will get better don't worry the same happened to my big female. try to feed him 2 to 4 weeks after his med. Don't worry they are tough guys. good luck.

[herpetologist12]

well, i cannot exactly keep him on his medicine because it was a 3 shot deal. I was only supposed to give him three shots, one every other day, but thankyou

[burmese maniac]

A 3 shot deal, I've never heard of a 3 shot treatment. how big is yours. It took mine 3-4 weeks to get better.

[Vinny]

those burms were awsome, i love that first little one, and how big they get so fast, (9 months 6feet) i was just wondering if its basically the same rules as keeping a ball python? And do you stillfeed them once a week? And also the substrate you house them on cause when they go and do their buisness it must be a huge mess to clean up eh?:medcomcic :toilet:

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[mmichele]

NICE pic man

[burmese maniac]

I now keep them on a synthetique carpet. alot easier to clean. I feed my giant once a month a 15-20 lbs rabbit that I get off a farm.