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Ok guys i might need some help with this one. New Rescue
ouch... nice rescue man... might want to back off for a couple days to let her get used to the enclosure and try again. I doubt that 2 or 3 days would hurt. Might just be nervous...
Good luck
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i am going to try a mouse tonight because she tried to take the rat but i think she is too weak
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well i got a pair of 100% for pied and when i got them in the little girl wasn't eatting at all wouldn't even look at food so after i had her for 30 days or so i decided i had to assist feed her and it work now she takes f/t in a heart beat
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0.1 spider ball python 1.0 het red
2.0 pastel 1.0 mojave 1.0 Lesser
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The poor thing probably just needs a bit of time to adjust to the new surroundings. Treat her as if she was a new baby bp you brought home. Give her a week to settle, then try feeding her. She does look a bit thin, but not too bad. I'm just going by the pics though. She might be worse looking in person. She has a gorgeous pattern though. Good luck with her!
2.0 python regius - Ace(pastel) and Pelota(cross-dresser  )
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Her spine looks pretty prominent, but it looks like she has some good length on her. She may well be as old as he told you she is, but just has been underfed this entire time. How does she do when you turn her over? Is she quick to right herself? Does she seem alert and able to focus on her surroundings okay? Here's what I think I'd try, if I were in your shoes: give her a few days to settle in, then try to establish a feeding schedule of two mice every four days until she's eaten 4-5 times for me, and then try switching to one small rat every 5-7 days, skipping or delaying the second rat feeding while her body adjusts. I'm sure there are other good approaches you could take, but that's what I'd most likely try.
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Might not be a bad idea to have her looked over by a vet either. Good luck with her and keep us updated.
- Carson
Compadres, it is imperative that we crush the freedom fighters before the start of the rainy season. And remember, a shiny new donkey for whomever brings me the head of Colonel Montoya.
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Marla she is quick to right herself as you see i am holding her to get a picture of her underside and she seems to be alert but doesnt move around much at all. I tried an adult mouse this morning and she still doesnt seem interested in it. So i am going to wait a couple more days until i try another mouse. It was hard to get a picture of it but you can see her ribcage from the under side protruding all the way down her body and when i pick her up she is just limp and feels as if she has no muscles to constrict with. And i plan on taking her to the vet once i get a couple of meal in her to get her all check out.
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I have some good news she ate. I didnt check here before i made my previous post but she ate the mouse i left in there this morning before i went to bed(I work nights). So i killed the other mouse and stuck it in there so i hope she eats this one as well.
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Good news! Sounds like she's going to be on the road to recovery . Keep us updated.
- Carson
Compadres, it is imperative that we crush the freedom fighters before the start of the rainy season. And remember, a shiny new donkey for whomever brings me the head of Colonel Montoya.
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