Grace and the rest of the Special Kids!

[rabernet]

Tim, Grace is an amazing animal, so it's always nice to hear updates on her. I'm sure she's going to go on to live a long and happy life! Thanks for the update on her! You are definitely someone who others should strive to emulate!

[muddoc]

Tim did you get a new camera? Your pictures look real good. Your old pictures looked good but something was different about these.

I finally broke down and bought a new camera we will see if makes my pictures look better.

Brock

Thanks Brock. No new camera, I just finally got around totweaking my flash. It makes a workd of difference.

By the way, let's see some new pics ofthat Caramel Glow with your new camera.

[muddoc]

Outstanding kids! Grace's scar looks kinda just like a longer baby snake belly button...I'm excited to eventually hear "the rest of the story" about her future home. =)

Thanks Cassandra, I'm sure you'll hear enough about her new home soon enough. And, I assureyou that when she gets there, the pictures won't stop.

It so nice to be able to follow Grace's progress.

Such an amazing story, you can be very proud of yourself Dr Tim

Deborah,
Rest assured that I am always proudtoshare her progress with this wonderful forum.

Grace looks great! I often wonder how she healed.
And the one eyed wow sexy! Im pretty partial to one eyed anything seeing as I have a kid with one eye, so they make an impression in my heart instantly!

Thanks for the interest. I want to post everyday with her progress, but I think that would be an overload.

I think that, as a breeder, it is awesome that you care enough to keep your stock that did not end up being breeding material. Many would see them as a liability.. I admire you for keeping them and giving them the best life that they can have!
I am so glad that Grace is thriving. I read her story with trepidation and she is such a beautiful girl

Thanks Jen. We have put everything in toGrace that we could to getb her on her "feet". Well they don't have feet, but you know what I mean.

The Grace story has been told to almost everybody i know. My mom, who just thinks I'm weird was blown away by the story. My grandmother, who still believes snakes are the devil, said and i quote " he saved that little ugly things life." she read the thread, so I'm thinking thats a compliment, but it's a lot better than what she used to say! My GF, who doesn't hate snakes, but isn't at all into them like me, of course loved the story! If you weren't married she would probably leave me for you. You know Tim's so sweet mess that i have to hear all the time!

I say all of this just to say, Amazing job! The true meaning of loving your animals, unconditionally! Your the man Tim! Once again, thanks for sharing!

Tyree,
Thanks for those words. Rest assured, I'd send your GF back your way, as I am sure you would have done the same thing if the problem presented itself to you. I am glad that otherscan get a slight light out of the story even if they don't like snakes. This story is about saving an animal (the fact that it's a snake can be overlooked by most).

Tim, Grace is an amazing animal, so it's always nice to hear updates on her. I'm sure she's going to go on to live a long and happy life! Thanks for the update on her! You are definitely someone who others should strive to emulate!

Thanks Robin. I have always hoped that everyone else had the samepassion. I don't think I am special, just someone that really has been bitten by the bug.

[Mr. Constrictor]

Grace is looking good. I went back to read the first post and saw the pics and what you did. I think what you did for that snake is great! I hope she continues to do well. Please keep up with the updates on that little girl.

[hgrub]

I do have one leopard gecko that one of her eye is smaller too.

Tim, I know one guy whose ball never eat anything bigger than live fussy. Is it possible to convert, if so then is there any trick? He said his ball just too afraid, and he tried f/t so many times without success.

PS: Grace story is one hell of a feel good story man. Right next to Kurt Warner's story imo j/k

[joepythons]

Tim they are looking great

[Alice]

Thanks for the update Tim. Grace is looking fantastic! I am also glad that the twins are growing and Winky is eating. Great news! Now I can't wait to hear who on BP-net was able to convince you to let her go . . .

[Brock Wagner]

Tim I just ordered it. As soon as it gets here the glow will be out of shed and I will get you some new pictures with my new super snoopy camera. I have Chris to guide me so I shouldn't go to wrong!

Thanks
Brock

[muddoc]

Grace is looking good. I went back to read the first post and saw the pics and what you did. I think what you did for that snake is great! I hope she continues to do well. Please keep up with the updates on that little girl.

Thanks Mike, update will always come, just not as often, since she seems to be stable now.

I do have one leopard gecko that one of her eye is smaller too.

Tim, I know one guy whose ball never eat anything bigger than live fussy. Is it possible to convert, if so then is there any trick? He said his ball just too afraid, and he tried f/t so many times without success.

PS: Grace story is one hell of a feel good story man. Right next to Kurt Warner's story imo j/k

Thanks T. As for your question, I am not quite sure what you are asking.

Tim they are looking great

Thanks Joe.

Thanks for the update Tim. Grace is looking fantastic! I am also glad that the twins are growing and Winky is eating. Great news! Now I can't wait to hear who on BP-net was able to convince you to let her go . . .

Thanks Alice. And, you will find out who in due time.

[muddoc]

Tim I just ordered it. As soon as it gets here the glow will be out of shed and I will get you some new pictures with my new super snoopy camera. I have Chris to guide me so I shouldn't go to wrong!

Thanks
Brock

Can't wait to see them Brock. Super Snoopy cameras are the best.