First time owner, please advise *long post*

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Ooooh, I got it, thank you so much! I'll post the rest of the pictures now
I just took these so this is how she currently is, they are not good pictures she moves a lot hehe


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This is how she was given to me, there were bits of shed everywhere and the water bowl dried and dirty

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After I cleaned her tank she pooped right away, it looks like this

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While I was cleaning her tank I handled her with a warm towel and I put her in the tub with another towel, I tried to measure and weigh her here

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I tried weighing her with a digital scaled and she measured up to 150g

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I'll take more pictures once she feels more comfortable, this has been very stressful for the both of us, I'll take pictures of the setup as well and update as time goes by and she has her first vet appointment. I appreciate the responses given, if there's anything specific I should be looking for or that anyone wants to see, please let me know! :)

Her stool looks pretty normal to me- though a stool sample checked by a vet may reveal something. It happens to all of us, btw- when you clean their home, that is often just enough stimulation that gets "results" the minute you put them back in the clean enclosure- ;) The thing to do is handle them for a while, put them back in the dirty cage, & wait for the "outcome". :snake: Then clean...

I can't tell if she's stunted, but she looks skinny to me. I see a faint line down her spine in this picture.

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Of course, that isn't surprising given her previous care. You don't have to do anything special. Responsible care will get her a healthy weight.

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Originally Posted by Homebody

I can't tell if she's stunted...

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I take that back. If she is really three years old, at 150 grams, she is definitely stunted.