Success!

[Charlie And Lucy]

We took in a rescue a few weeks ago. The previous owner stated she fed the snake every 3 or 4 weeks, "or so". The snake is about 6 years old and 1100 grams. When we got her, she was in the blue, so we wanted to wait to feed her even tho she was starving. Finally yesterday we decided that even tho she hadn't shed, we were going to try feeding her anyway. We knew she would die soon if we didn't.

We got her a medium rat and she struck at it before the rat hit the ground. She struck at it 3 times before she finally grabbed it. In the process, she hit the side of her feeding box so hard she put a hole right through it. (yes we feed live and outside of the enclosure. Please no debates, we just want to share this story with you all).

Today, after many times checking on her, we saw her moving around. We lifted up her hide, and saw that she was shedding! She just finished awhile ago. It's not one piece, but it's big pieces, which is not what we expected. This little lady is on her way to being healthy again! We are so happy that we are bringing her back to health!

[Twist]

Sweet, I hope she makes a full recovery for you guys!

[Charlie And Lucy]

Thanks! She's gorgeous. I just can't believe that when I touch her I can feel her ribs.

[4theSNAKElady]

It's good that you rescued her. I adopted my big girl "Hermione" when she was 2 yrs old. She was 1600g...she is now 12 years old, and doing great. Good luck with her!

[seeya205]

First of all you should never feed live and second of all you should never feed in a seperate container! No need for this! Joking! Joking! Congrats on the new pet and hope she keeps eating for you! Good luck!

[barres]

Good for you to have the heart to rescue a snake in so dire condition. I hope she continues to improve and thrive now that she has a good home.

[Charlie And Lucy]

Thanks for all the well wishes, everyone. We'll be sure to pass them along to her.