LadyJemima
Snakes are the new sexy
With sadness I am seeking to re-home my sweet amel girl. 
I rescued Ruby two weeks ago from a less-than-ideal home where (I suspect) she was not receiving the best of care. I was seeking to adopt a snake for educational purposes and had committed to adopting her sight-unseen. When I arrived (her owners had decided to go to the beach and leave her on the porch for me), I was very surprised at how tiny she was. She will be 3 years old in mid-August and currently measures just over 2.5 feet; weight unknown; has a circumference between the size of a penny and nickel. After a GREAT deal of consideration, I am simply not comfortable handling her out in the open at her current size. She would also be very difficult to see for students sitting farther back.
I will be looking to adopt a larger corn, but need to find a good home for Ruby. She is sexed female and just had a perfect shed. She was being fed live fuzzies but I successfully fed her frozen on Thursday. She is GORGEOUS!
I live in central PA and her new family must be willing to drive within an hour of my location for pickup. I will not ship. Please note that I will screen her potential adopter via email/phone CAREFULLY before meeting. There is no re-homing fee, but I will NOT adopt her out unless the new owner is prepared with a suitable habitat, food, and supplies (and would ideally have owned a snake before...probably a good bet here!) Absolutely no student adoptions.
I have attached the only "good" photos I have of her -- she went blue two days after I adopted her and she spends most of her time chilling in her cork hide, where I can't get to her! Thank you.
I rescued Ruby two weeks ago from a less-than-ideal home where (I suspect) she was not receiving the best of care. I was seeking to adopt a snake for educational purposes and had committed to adopting her sight-unseen. When I arrived (her owners had decided to go to the beach and leave her on the porch for me), I was very surprised at how tiny she was. She will be 3 years old in mid-August and currently measures just over 2.5 feet; weight unknown; has a circumference between the size of a penny and nickel. After a GREAT deal of consideration, I am simply not comfortable handling her out in the open at her current size. She would also be very difficult to see for students sitting farther back.I will be looking to adopt a larger corn, but need to find a good home for Ruby. She is sexed female and just had a perfect shed. She was being fed live fuzzies but I successfully fed her frozen on Thursday. She is GORGEOUS!
I live in central PA and her new family must be willing to drive within an hour of my location for pickup. I will not ship. Please note that I will screen her potential adopter via email/phone CAREFULLY before meeting. There is no re-homing fee, but I will NOT adopt her out unless the new owner is prepared with a suitable habitat, food, and supplies (and would ideally have owned a snake before...probably a good bet here!) Absolutely no student adoptions.
I have attached the only "good" photos I have of her -- she went blue two days after I adopted her and she spends most of her time chilling in her cork hide, where I can't get to her! Thank you.
