Burm or rock python?

Question

I bought a sub adult python last december. I was told that it was an african rock python. Now I'm not so sure. I can only describe it as dark in pattern, it's tongue it solid black, it's eyes are small, sunk in, and setting high on it's head, with a distinguishable scale pattern around them. The eyes are black. it's underside it white with discernable black scales. He is 6'9'' and weighs 5000g. his body structure is slim and not bulky at all. someone please help me figure this out so I can find him the right mate.

Answer 1

burms and afrocks can breed but wuts the temperment rocks r really mean and burms r sweet hearts burms have really block desighns

http://www.centralpets.com/animals/repti...

afrocks have really blotched and swirly paterns and darker

http://www.wildlife-pictures-online.com/...

they r both molurus so a aburm is hybrid posibilty the burms r bigger and friendly  and the afrock is olivey so if u cant get a good id post apic and i can i d but u could do a hybrid that would look awesome

Answer 2

do you have a picture of it?  look up burmese python and rock python online and see which one looks like your snake

Answer 3

Sounds alot like a burm but im more of a small snake guy like if you were asking 'bout weather it was a corn or a king I would know righ off the bat any way I wouldnt buy any more snakes from someone who cant properly identify his product.

Answer 4

There will usually be some real long blotches on the sides of an African rock python, whereas they're pretty much always shorter and more rounded on a Burm. No picture?

Answer 5

I could tell you if you had a picture up. try looking on google.

Answer 6

Sounds like a rock, but its hard to tell without a picture. Is he aggressive?

Answer 7

a boa constrictors they have solid black tongues