Rare but happy ending!

Since he was outside i would quarentine him a lil longer then a few weeks. Bur congrats hes beautiful and huge!

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Pretty :3

I'd also suggest keeping it in qt for much longer. I'd go at LEAST 3 months.

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Originally Posted by Bobbafett

Pretty :3

I'd also suggest keeping it in qt for much longer. I'd go at LEAST 3 months.

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Originally Posted by PorcelainxDoll

Since he was outside i would quarentine him a lil longer then a few weeks. Bur congrats hes beautiful and huge!

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Yes, I agree I might even call in a favor from one of my Veterinarian friends to check him or her out.

I would definitely get him/her checked out for parasites. Very neat story.

I like how he/she looks! Very pretty! Good on you for helping out so much and so happy to hear the people reacted the way they did.

Great story! Super stoked that the snake wasn't harmed. Maybe the average person are changing their views of snakes? Anyway BP.net FTW!!!

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Great story! Super stoked that the snake wasn't harmed. Maybe the average person are changing their views of snakes? Anyway BP.net FTW!!!

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Originally Posted by Bobbafett

Pretty :3

I'd also suggest keeping it in qt for much longer. I'd go at LEAST 3 months.

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My vet (mind you she is VERY cautious when it comes to pets) suggests 6 months but I agree with 3 months.

Very, very glad that this story had a happy ending!

Yay! Great job! What a wonderful ending.

I QT all of my snakes for a minimum of 6 months or longer. 3 months is rather not long enough. Some illnesses can lay dormant for months before becoming active.

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:) :salute: