She Followed Me Home - I SWEAR!

Well, someone challenged me on another forum if she really weighed what I said she did. Ever the one to take a challenge, I took her out long enough to snap a couple pictures on the scale! LOL


http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...ue/Hannah9.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...e/Hannah10.jpg

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Originally Posted by rabernet

Thanks Tim - that's one more female for Winston in his little harem next year! LOL


She was $50. All their adults are $50 while babies are $100. It's a win for them, they paid nothing for her, and they don't think the adults are as adoptable - if they only knew! LOL

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You got that right. A beat for sure congrats on that great deal. Can't wait to see her wrapped around some pearly whites.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

You got that right. A beat for sure congrats on that great deal. Can't wait to see her wrapped around some pearly whites.

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I can't wait either! Now I'm just dying to peek in at her, but she's safely ensconsed in her kitty litter hide! Do I really have to let her acclimate? :P

heehee.... YES :P

congrats on that wonderful 'gift' robin. you soooo deserve it!

hope your friend is as thrilled with their new snake as well :hug:

:rolleye2: stunning pick up ... :rolleye2: right time ,right place ...awesome
markings as well

Nice one, Robin! It is always fun to add to your collection.. looks like you made a great choice.

i agree, nice find, she's a real beauty

She is one big hunk of burning love! Best of luck with her, she looks like she can drop some serious eggs! :carrot:

Another beautiful girl, I seem to be growing ever more jealous of you....Nice find she's a hottie.

Thanks guys! I'm really pleased with her. She's settled in nicely - I assume she approves of her new housing arrangements, because once she discovered her hide, I haven't seen much of her. I'd be much more concerned if she didn't settle so quickly.

Can't wait for her acclimation period to be over, and I'm following the Wysocki way of acclimating adults - three weeks of no disturbance (although I think he actually does four) other than to clean and change water - then her first meal.

I think I might actually die! :O