Python molurus bivittatus growth update, burmese python enclosure 2/2

[PrinceCharming25]

Your water bowl is too small/ Never the less your snake is a beauty! but please give him/her a bath where it can bathe in full body...

[dymi0n]

@PrinceCharming25 gets a bath when needed, and gets a big water tank when in shed.

Thanks for advice.

[EvilConstrictors]

Wow thats a outstanding burm!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dymi0n]

@EvilConstrictors Thanks, its a het. for albino and hes more bright even than video shows.

hets are always brighter than normal phase burms. Have u seen caramel burms? gotta love those! haha

[dymi0n]

@dymi0n *i meant caramel albino burmese! * :)

[EvilConstrictors]

@dymi0n Yeah ive seen them and im getting a albino green,green,,labyrnth,albino labyrnth and some tics to and this isnt hockenburyj2 its mike from beastmode im getting into burms now to

[dymi0n]

@EvilConstrictors ok very nice, looking forward to some updates of those if u gonna do ups on them. burms are awesome. i subbed your channel i believe :)

[EvilConstrictors]

@dymi0n ya im gonna do updates and enter our contest. I think you have a good chance go to our contest vid

[Quidditch93]

He is awesome..

[dymi0n]

@Quidditch93 Thanks! :)

[lilbroughdizzle]

Lol I know all that stuff.. I used to breed Burms, but I sold my breeders and kept 2 of their hatchlings.. So I'm gonna start again with them once there each maturity

[dymi0n]

@lilbroughdizzle nice and what morphs do u have planned?

[lilbroughdizzle]

How old was he in this video? I want mine to hurry and get big so I can start breeding again..

[dymi0n]

@lilbroughdizzle He's 1 year and 2 months old in this video. Got him as a juvenile measuring 30 inch. They need about 3 to 4 years to grow to adult size. For males are on average shorter and less buffed, they can breed sooner than females. Females need the fat reserve and being fullgrown. If u want a healthy clutch of eggs the female at least should be about 3 years old and fullgrown.