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    Dehydrated ball python update.

    I posted a few weeks back as a new snake owner who was struggling a bit with getting the enclosure set up right with proper heat and humidity and the lack of a good digital thermometer/hydrometer which caused my snake to look extremely thin. At that time I thought it was THIN and was worrying about getting it to eat. Since then I've fixed up the temps and humidity and over all the enclousre is 100% better which resulted in a dehydrated snake doing a 100% turn around. And since then he has also eaten twice, mice frozen thawed! I really just want to thank everyone who gave me advice on here and especially want to thank LLLreptile for reaching out to me before I contacted them. So thank you!! My snake is good and healthy now. Here are some of the before and after pics of Sinatra

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    Re: Dehydrated ball python update.

    Sweet looking much better, just wait till he's taken like 20 mice and starts getting some meat on them bones!!!

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    0.1 BCI Hog Island (Kiyoko)
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    nice turn around!
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    looking so much better, try offering rats.
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    Re: Dehydrated ball python update.

    I wouldn't offer anything different until the little guy gets a good few meals in him. Wait till he gets a decent weight then offer rats.

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    1.0 Spider (Zues)
    1.0 Pastel (De Sol)

    Boa Constrictors
    0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa (Stella)
    0.1 BCI Hog Island (Kiyoko)
    0.1 Dumerils Boa (Gloria)
    1.1 Yellow Anaconda (Serenity and Diablo)
    0.1 Albino Common Northern Boa BCI (Pandora)

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    Re: Dehydrated ball python update.

    Quote Originally Posted by Alx View Post
    I posted a few weeks back as a new snake owner who was struggling a bit with getting the enclosure set up right with proper heat and humidity and the lack of a good digital thermometer/hydrometer which caused my snake to look extremely thin. At that time I thought it was THIN and was worrying about getting it to eat. Since then I've fixed up the temps and humidity and over all the enclousre is 100% better which resulted in a dehydrated snake doing a 100% turn around. And since then he has also eaten twice, mice frozen thawed! I really just want to thank everyone who gave me advice on here and especially want to thank LLLreptile for reaching out to me before I contacted them. So thank you!! My snake is good and healthy now. Here are some of the before and after pics of Sinatra



    and here are the after pics

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    That's wonderful! I'm glad he's doing much better! Love your snake's name, BTW.
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    0.1 Albino Corn Snake, "Dilyn"
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    What an amazing difference!

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    Looking good. Glad he's made the turnaround for you.

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    Re: Dehydrated ball python update.

    Awesome turnaround!!

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    Oh dear! That is quite the turnaround. Good on you!!

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