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by Bushviper » Thu Apr 03, 2008 2:56 pm
That is a monster.
I saw a picture taken in the US of a wild caught male of 1.8 metres in length that had eaten a squirrel. This guy might get to that size as well.
I always thought the Okeetee ones would be the biggest although in this case that is clearly not so. The belly markings also indicate that it is not a yellow rat snake cross who I know grow to huge proportions.
I hope you find a big female and breed this bloodline because the babies should all be able to grow to this size as that is usually genetic.
I saw a picture taken in the US of a wild caught male of 1.8 metres in length that had eaten a squirrel. This guy might get to that size as well.
I always thought the Okeetee ones would be the biggest although in this case that is clearly not so. The belly markings also indicate that it is not a yellow rat snake cross who I know grow to huge proportions.
I hope you find a big female and breed this bloodline because the babies should all be able to grow to this size as that is usually genetic.
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