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    Remember Her? Well, Look at her now!! (possibly progression thread)

    So, long story short i've been MIA on this website due to personal issues and i've been busy- especially with a couple rescues.
    Anyways, The other day I was handling Mizuchi, one of my rescues nearly three months ago. She's supposidly about 8-9 years old and she was pretty much half way dead or more when I received her.
    This was a couple(?) week(s) after I got her: (You can click on the image to view them bigger)



    On 5/13/2016 She weighed 1013 grams.

    This is her today:














    (The calcium is not for my BP's, I use it for my bearded Dragon. It was something near to compare to)
    She weighs 1404 grams today!! I know, it's not where she needs to be(She's a really long BP if you ask me, she's the longest I currently own. I haven't measured her yet, but she's probably around 5 feet long?). You can't see her ribs anymore, but you can somewhat feel them. When I pick her up, She doesn't feel so fragile anymore!!
    I'm sorry, but I feel as though it's a huge accomplishment to bring an animal in such bad shape, to a decent-ish health.

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