Mazikeen progression thread

[Starscream]

Maze is still doing well. Spotted her basking out on one of her shelves the other day. When she noticed me she turned her head away from the glass, so I took that as a sign that she didn't want to be bothered. Too busy .


I introduced a piece of my pothos vine to the enclosure while she was in recovery, and it's grown exponentially. This leaf is larger than my hand!


She's still a pretty active girl. Glad she can now get that energy out in constructive ways again, rather than shoving her nose up against a tub lid. (Taken at night, but turned on the light for the pic).

[Starscream]

Maze has been back in her bioactive enclosure for over a year now with zero issues. So happy that chapter is behind her. She was a dream to give injections to, but I'm glad I don't have to anymore.

These pics were taken throughout the year, so while she does spend some time hanging out on the branches, it's certainly not all of her time.

[Bogertophis]

She's looking quite happy.

[Starscream]

Been a long time since I've updated this thread. Maze is doing well, she's healthy and beautiful as always. She's 7 now, still a little over 4 foot long. She seems to have plateaued weight- and length-wise. She's a calm, sweet thing.

Some pics since my last update.



(I had this one turned into a puzzle which was neat)








(Caught her mid-yawn at a really unflattering angle)

[Bogertophis]

You've done a STELLAR job with this beautiful snake. She has a dream home & every inch of her reflects that. I'm not surprised that she's doing well.

[Starscream]

Let's try this again.

She did develop some minor scale rot that daily soaks and a shed solved, which I think my depressive slump over losing Inej caused me to neglect her maintenance some (can't catch a break, it seems). Once she's clear she'll go home again. I need to fix her sliding doors anyways, the silicone on the tracks is starting to give.

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[Bogertophis]

She's looking great- & hey, "stuff happens" -because snakes are living creatures & don't live in a bubble. We do the best we can.