my new GIANT albino burmese python!!!!!

[Loren]

As you said, it is probably in the water to seek relief from the mites. Thats not a big deal for them to soak now and then as long as the water is clean, however, if they do it too much, it can lead to skin problems.

[brandon0133]

well hes out of the water,,when i got him last night i sprayed him with mite spray,,he soaked pretty much all night and now i dont see but like 1 or 2 mites on him,,i used that mite relief like u said,,worked pretty good so far

[salzar]

okay when I worked in this big pet store in Cal. the owner had manny big snakes and used mineral oil to relife the snakes of mites it seemed to work well.
so I have also seen this too!!
bye
michelle

[brandon0133]

maybe ill try that to,,,i have to wait awhile before i treat him again,,,so maybe this will do it,,hope anyways,,

[brandon0133]

heres some pics of me and him today,,,

[adamanteus]

I have to say, Brandon.... your tank is way too small for that Burmese. You do know how quickly it's going to grow, don't you?

[Charlet_2007]

i was thinking that myself.. we had ours in a 250g and she was 9ft long female albino berm..

[adamanteus]

I once saw a 22 ft Burmese in a private collection in Portsmouth.... they can get pretty big!!!

[reganngo]

what is that phyton eating a dog LOL...now thats huge

[Stefan-A]

what is that phyton eating a dog LOL...now thats huge

I think I have a picture somewhere of an albino burmese eating a dog..

Should I post it, or will people get upset?