| The Guide to Owning Burmese Pythons |
| Author: John Coborn
Brand: Tfh/Nylabone
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 765059
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 64
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 7.2 x 0.3
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MPN: TFHRE112
ISBN: 0793802636
Dewey Decimal Number: 639
UPC: 018214102632
EAN: 9780793802630
ASIN: 0793802636
Publication Date: March 1995
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Product Description
Of all the giant snakes, the atttractive and often gentle Burmese Python is the most popular and available. This introduction to its care details the problems that might be encountered in housing and feeding this snake as well as the thrill of breeding it. Fully illustrated in color.
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Customer Reviews:
 Very Broad, but Great Photos June 27, 1999
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
The photography in this book was excellent, very vivid. Yet the information was very broad. It barley thouches the scales of the burmese python. Yet it is a good introductory book. It also indroduces chicken as a good food source, but rabbits much better food .(Due to Somimilla, however you spell it)The book a never lets you fully grasp the potenical power and size of the burmese. Nor the dangers, and others who have been hurt or killed by them. Despite this it is a wonderful and imformitive book for beginners!
 Laymans Beginners Guide - Excellent February 7, 1999
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
There are a number of 'good' snakes books on the market although there seem to be few that are specie specific. This is the first book I have read of this nature and have found it interesting and extremely informative (baring in mind that this is only a book intended as an introductory guide). It covers all aspects from accomodation and feeding through to suggested medical practices. The book is designed more as an informative read in 'laymans' terms rather than bogging down the reader with all the technical jargon normally associated with herpetology. 60 odd pages. A worthy read if you have no specific books on this subspecie.
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