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Milksnake Rescue Adventure!

I borrowed a bigger scale from a friend and she calmed down enough to cram her into a box to weigh her. haha! She's 312 grams... I'll weigh her again in a week and see if she's gained any. c: I've also started feeding her rats, hopefully she can gain some weight off them. She's long enough to be way heavier than 312 and her spine is still showing. :/ Though I will say, she does have the most intense feeding response I've ever seen. She's like a banshee, throwing herself at the glass, mouth open after even just smelling rodent.
 
I have two fairly large hondos, and they both have crazy feeding responses. She may continue to calm down as you work with her a little. Having her on rat pups/crawlers is not a bad idea at all.
 
She's doing really well! Eating rats like it's no one's business and finally starting to thicken. I really think she'll be just fine.

If anyone's interested in her, please let me know! Otherwise I'll be posting her up on craigslist soon. :)
 
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