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  1. 04-15-2018, 11:56 PM #1
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    Disabled Snake... This is so cool!

    Hi all! Well our little Disabled snake continues to amaze us.

    Look what my son found tonight.. All in one piece!

    Plus She pooped!!!

    And some pics of her post shed.

    She is 24 inches by measuring the shed.

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  3. 04-16-2018, 12:18 AM #2
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    Re: Disabled Snake... This is so cool!

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    Thank you!!!!!
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    Re: Disabled Snake... This is so cool!

    I'm sorry I've obviously missed something - what is her disablement?
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    Re: Disabled Snake... This is so cool!

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    I'm sorry I've obviously missed something - what is her disablement?
    She does not have a full tonge. We have been having to assist feed her. Last Thursday she struck and got her food by herself for the first time.

    Now her first poop and first shed with us is just very exciting to us.

    Especially since the vet didn't know if she was going to be able do get food on her own..
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    Re: Disabled Snake... This is so cool!

    This is gonna put a little damper on your joy, so sorry
    Measuring the shed is an unreliable way to measure your snake, as the shed is about 10-15% longer than the snake. The most reliable way to measure it is probably with the snake ruler website (forgot the name).
    Nice shed though! Keep up the good work!

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    Awesomeness indeed, congrats on the superb progress of the little noodle.
    This is a testimony of your effort, and the quality of life you are providing for her.
    keep up the good work.
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    She's the little-noodle-that-could!! So happy for you guys, that's a beautiful shed!

    Remind me what y'all named her?

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    Re: Disabled Snake... This is so cool!

    Quote Originally Posted by hilabeans View Post
    She's the little-noodle-that-could!! So happy for you guys, that's a beautiful shed!

    Remind me what y'all named her?

    Her name is Mia.
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    That's right! A precious name for a precious girl. I just love her and I haven't even met her.

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