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    Rescue Ball Python

    While at a recent reptile show, a buddy dropped this off at my booth. He didn't know the history past it was purchased at least a year earlier and it was het for something. When I received him, he was so skinny I wasn't sure if I could revive him. Turns out he has an amazing feeding response. Within weeks he was gaining so much weight you couldn't tell he was ever sick. Now he's a plump little ball python. I thought his lack of color was related to his poor condition when I received him. Now a number of meals and sheds later he's still quite a stunner. These pics are a few weeks old. I'll update them soon.






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    Re: Rescue Ball Python

    Very nice looking snake! You did a wonderful job with this animal!

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    Might have something going on, Look at his head.

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    Re: Rescue Ball Python

    That is a very cool looking bp!!

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    any plans to try and bred him? you've done a wonderful job bringing him back
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    Beautiful coloring on this guy. Great blushing too.

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    Re: Rescue Ball Python

    Very intriguing light head, blushings and light coloration. Hope he proves out to be something in the future. Dinkin time

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    Neat! keep feeding that little guy and see if he'll get big for you! He's certainly a very handsome animal and it is great he seems to be doing so well for you! Kudos! he looks a little thinner than I expect a ball to be, but he looks amazing and I'm sure a ton better than when you got him! Congratulations
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    Re: Rescue Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by darkbloodwyvern View Post
    Neat! keep feeding that little guy and see if he'll get big for you! He's certainly a very handsome animal and it is great he seems to be doing so well for you! Kudos! he looks a little thinner than I expect a ball to be, but he looks amazing and I'm sure a ton better than when you got him! Congratulations
    He's quite a bit larger now. This was taken not long after his arrival (only about 1 month after he started eating). He's quite a bit larger now and taking f/t medium rats each week. I probably won't pair him this year, but he'll be more than ready to go next year.

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