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Re: How big do GTPs get?


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Posted by jungledancer on February 27, 2003 at 19:48:18:

In Reply to: Re: How big do GTPs get? posted by ShySymon on February 26, 2003 at 20:02:08:

Interesting, my Aru type male is between 63-69 inches long, at least 4 years old now. Food has never been an issue for him!!


:::What is the average length of an adult GTP? Does it vary by type (Biak, Aru, etc..)?

:::~ShySymon

::Supposedly, it does vary by type, with biaks being the largest and arus being the smalles. I have a very large adult female that's about 6' long. I think this will be about as big as they will get. Most will average betweek 4.5-5'.

::Brandon Osborne

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