unknownuza13;1376848; said:If I was you I would definately steer clear of things to rub my very understanding parents the wrong way. I mean how many other kids would be allowed to keep 500+ gallons of water in their parents house. You got it made dude don't mess it up.
milkman407;1376824; said:so it sounds like a male ball python is my best bet. Gona start doing a little research on them, like the best type of environment etc.. Than I'll look into the dirrent morphs.
Thanks for the help everyone![]()
milkman407;1376921; said:sent him a pm thanks![]()
Well in matemilkman407;1377014; said:lol, i showed my mom some of the pics of the morphs posted on here, and shes like your not gona get one are you? and I said theres a very high chance. she just shrugged and walked out lol.
elevatethis;1376813; said:I've got an 8 y/o female that is about 60" long and wieghs around 10 lbs...a buddy of mine has a few 15-20 year old girls....they are MONSTERS at anywhere from 5 to 6 feet long and 15-20 lbs a piece....what makes big ball pythons rare outside of professional breeders' collections is that people simply don't keep them for 20 years either losing interest or losing the animal by not caring for it right long-term. Most professional breeders don't post pics of their normal breeder girls so you really don't see them unless you are lucky enough to visit their facilities.
I've seen plenty of big males...I've seen many many more scrawny, wormy males which seems to be the norm. Its a bell curve...basically, its safe to tell people that a male ball python will grow to anywhere from 3 to 4 feet when fully grown.
Hope that helps clarify things a little.....