Thank you! She's pretty like a little jewel. She's quick and squirmy like a milksnake, but quickly calms down when held. I've had her about two years now. Found her in shed under something in my back yard. It was October and real cool at that time and I didn't think she was in a warm enough spot so I brought her inside. She was a good bit smaller then.

I had one before that would constantly bite when held. It used to crack us up because it didn't hurt, but left tiny red marks, LOL! That one never ate anything but anoles and when I couldn't find any and paid six bucks for one at the pet shop, decided it was time to release it.
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Amy Claiborne

Don't let them take your wasted time. J.T.

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