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  • 10-24-2006, 04:54 PM
    mousch
    Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    I was looking through my photos today and took some similar shots today, almost three months later. This makes Orwell about 7 or 8 months old.
    First day I got him, sitting in my hand scared half to death
    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/84b146...e206a3638-.jpg

    Learning what the camera is, first day again
    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/e6ca6a...22aecf8fc-.jpg

    This picture is from today, very similar:
    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/4793e1...8d0adc3f1-.jpg

    Notice how his skin is tighter and he is rounder (and bigger! He has grown!)

    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/5aec3a...aed64ff89-.jpg

    First week

    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/483117...76ef33114-.jpg
    Today!
    It may not seem like much to you guys, but after my first snake experience went so badly I wasn't sure I could do well at all. It's so nice to see that my boy is healthy and growing in the home I have given him. His movements have become much stronger and he has become much calmer since coming to live with us. I still wouldn't recommend ANYONE go through what I went through, though. Buy from a breeder you have researched and researched well, please!
    Orwell is a male CH normal, and in my opinion he's as cute as a button!
    Bonus periscoping shot (this is my absolute favourite behaviour - how cute!)
    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/16042f...dec187883-.jpg
    hay guys what's going on?

    And for all of you D&D fans, I just got this in today too :)
    http://mousch.zoto.com/img/45/ddb77c...777938b9c-.jpg
    Plush d20 from thinkgeek!
  • 10-24-2006, 04:59 PM
    HIGHMAINTENANCE
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Congrats! He is very good looking and looks very healthy!:sunny:
  • 10-24-2006, 05:12 PM
    Amy1217
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Nice pix! oh...and i LOVE the giant D&D! Thats what my friends and I do...we all get together and have D&D parties! It is a load of fun....I'm am definatley a big time geek, if i look like it or not. haha.
  • 10-24-2006, 05:13 PM
    mousch
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Amy1217
    Nice pix! oh...and i LOVE the giant D&D! Thats what my friends and I do...we all get together and have D&D parties! It is a load of fun....I'm am definatley a big time geek, if i look like it or not. haha.

    D&D is totally what all the cool kids play :cool:
  • 10-24-2006, 05:28 PM
    SarahMB
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Mousch, you are doing such a great job with him! :D

    You know that I know exactly what you mean....but we are both more experienced for what we've been through!
  • 10-24-2006, 05:33 PM
    mousch
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by SarahMB
    Mousch, you are doing such a great job with him! :D

    You know that I know exactly what you mean....but we are both more experienced for what we've been through!

    Trey ate, right? It's all up from here for your buddy too now! :D
  • 10-24-2006, 05:58 PM
    SarahMB
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Well, Trey got renamed to Emily, and yes, she's eating by herself every week now! She's still afraid of live mice, so she's on frozen hoppers at the moment. She's up to 76g now, and I'll post some before/after shots after she gets through with her current shed :D
  • 10-24-2006, 06:05 PM
    mousch
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Woo hoo! DANCE PARTY!
  • 10-24-2006, 06:24 PM
    SarahMB
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    I know you understand how thrilling that is, considering Em and little Hero were the same weight at their smallest. I honestly can't believe she made it through that!
  • 10-24-2006, 06:29 PM
    mousch
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    It's a good thing she did - and she ended up being a girl so yipee for you!!
  • 10-24-2006, 06:34 PM
    SarahMB
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Well, hopefully....she's only been probed my me, and it was my first time. When she's a little bigger, I'll kidnap Cue or Becky and make them do it :halohorn:
  • 10-24-2006, 06:48 PM
    mousch
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Hopefully you're right! If you're wrong that snake will have an identity crisis!
  • 10-24-2006, 07:11 PM
    SarahMB
    Re: Before and After: Why it's important to get a healthy snake from the start!
    Haha, that would be really sad, wouldn't it?

    I'm just glad we both have healthy, happy snakes now. I can't believe how huge Orwell has gotten!
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