Lesson for All *GRAPHIC*

[Spyderco1116]

Greet to hear he is doing well! From the looks of the pictures it looks like the wounds healed up nicely. You did an awesome job taking care of him!! Lots of luck to you and the little chick magnet, LOL!!! Take care...

[Solarsoldier001]

Just wondering how your male is doing? Any recent pics?

[TheSnakeEye]

Just wondering how your male is doing? Any recent pics?

Will get some as soon as he unlocks from the Cinny

[Solarsoldier001]

I can't wait

[TheSnakeEye]

As requested here are some pics taken today.





Please excuse the dried goo on one of the scabs, the Cinny must have left it on there lol. Either way, he's doing great. They seem to be doing fine, especially the end of his tail. I don't think you'll be able to notice that he's missing some of his tail. None of this has slowed him down from breeding. But that their natural instinct so I don't blame him.

You can tell the wounds were bad because it's been a while since I first posted this and he still has scabs. A small wound would have healed already. But he still has scabs, which goes to show they were deep.

[Highline Reptiles South]

glad to see he is on the mend and doing well. I can't imagine the feeling in the pit of your stomach when you open a tub and see that.

[SylverTears]

..And that is why I DON'T feed live.

[Inknsteel]

Thread necromancy!!!

But great excuse to ask for some updated pics. I'd love to see how he healed up...

[satomi325]

..And that is why I DON'T feed live.

Its not about feeding live or f/t. Its making sure not to leave the feeder for extended periods of time to go hungry. In this case, the feeder was forgotten with the snake for hours due to a family emergency.

There are safe methods to feeding live. F/T can be equally dangerous.

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[TRACY]

I hope he gets better soon. best of luck