Brand new skin...

As some of you may remember, July 5th I rescued a very thin (9 month old weighing only 44g), very dehydrated female ball python from terrible conditions. She also had a retained shed. I've spent the last month putting 20g on her (now that she's switching to rats I anticipate this number jumping up quite a bit) and tonight I attempted to work on her stuck shed. I noticed it was already peeling off nicely, so I helped it along with a moist towel.

She's what I think is a reduced pattern normal. I'm still learning about morphs, but that's what I'm sticking to unless otherwise told xD I think she's a pretty normal.

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She is a pretty girl, glad she's doing well for you!

Shes a great looking snake! I am glad to hear she is doing well in your care.

44g at 9 months? That's just sad :(

I'm glad she found a proper owner to take good care of her!

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Originally Posted by R3dn0ze

44g at 9 months? That's just sad :(

I'm glad she found a proper owner to take good care of her!

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Oops! I made a typo. She was 6 months old. Still very small.

I love her golden-brown. And her new 'do looks awesome!
Bless you for helping her recoup. :-)

Very nice. Thanks for saving her. Hope she repays you with years of enjoyment.

I'm glad you have her looking/feeling better! She looks good!

She's looking good. Bless you for giving her a good life.

She is such a cutie! Good on you for taking her in and taking proper care of her.