People are going to think we're nuts Lynn, but I don't care. It's a fun way to keep you connected to your sweet little snake while she's here with us.

Her feeding this week was amazing Lynn. I bumped her up slightly on prey size since she wasn't gaining as I would have expected on the fuzzie rats. Last week she wouldn't consider a large fuzzie/very small pup but this week she nailed it six ways to Sunday (last week we bumped her back down to the fuzzie so she did still eat). This week as soon as we introduced her prey into her enclosure she was rearing right up, ready to go immediately. Normally she won't start the hunt until we cover her enclosure, this week she flew over like the wind, nailed her dinner and was in full coil before I had a chance to get her tub cover on! Somebody's losing the shy hunter attitude me thinks LOL.

Her temperment for a baby seems very laid back. She's very nice to handle, inquisitive, pretty typical boa attitude (what's this? let me tongue flick it! oh what's this? flick..flick..flick). We aren't handling her a lot as she's still small and I like to see them a certain weight before I do much hands on stuff with them. Right now it's all about making sure she's eating, gaining, pooping and shedding - which she's doing quite nicely at over all. Her shed with us was complete and she managed it easily with no muss or fuss or anything left stuck on her.

You're going to love this little lady, Lynn. She's a very sweet little thing that I'm sure will grow into a big, gorgeous female for you.