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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
YAY!! i hope she digests perfectly and calms down a bit. if shes still dehydrated i heard soaking them in a lil pedialite will help re-hydrate them.
A room full of empty racks and thermostats that have been unplugged.
*Chris*
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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
Congrats!!! But you should try something less stressful!! But I m really happy that she ate!!! !!!
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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
I don't think I would have gone with assist feeding so soon after you got her. I bet if you'd given her time to adjust to her new situation, she would have eaten for you without help, and you could have avoided the stress. If I felt she was so far gone that it was imperative to get food in her right away, I would have at least tried leaving the pinky (I would have gone with a fuzzy actually) in her enclosure over night to give her a chance to eat it herself before I went with an assist feed. She doesn't look like it is that much of an emergency from the pics, but I do know you have said she looks even worse in person.
Now that you've gotten some food in her, give her several days to rest and settle in. Then try a slightly bigger meal, and let her eat it unassisted to keep her stress levels down.
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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
I dont think i would call it force feeding. All i did was open her mouth and place the mouse in just a tab just enough to keep it in there when she closed her mouth. I didnt even have to hold her down at all or force her mouth open. She opened it right for me. So therefor i felt that it wasnt a totally stressfull thing for her. She was weak.
I did leave the pinkie in there for a couple of hours, in the dark and she just sat in the corner balled up.
I think she will be okay, and seemed a little happy to have something in her :]
-Desirae-Married to Jake-----Mother to 3yr Rhylan
Got my 1st 2 snakes 11/7 & Been addicted since!
1.0- Keevo [Normal]....1.0- Kymbo [Normal]
1.0- Kai [Pastel Ball]{Rescue}....1.0- Kane [Normal]{Rescue}
0.1- Keira [Normal]{R.I.P 5/2/10}....0.1- Kiia [Reduced Normal]
1.0- Kamden [Normal]....0.1- Kayy [Normal]
1.0-Kaymen [Pastel Ball]....1.0 kaizer [Normal]

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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
Congratulation on her eating. She has a long road back but I am sure with your wonderful care she will soon be happy and healthy. You are great people taking in an caring for her!!
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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
 Originally Posted by MicheC
Update!?
The thread is 4 years old and the OP has not been back since 12-10-2010
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Re: The Most Neglected Snake I Have Seen :[
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww poor baby
Ball/Royal Python- Barnaby
'never look down on anyone unless you're helping them up'
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