Here are some pics of my baby boa I recently rescued from some ignorant persons freezer. She came to me with a supposed spinal kink, several layers of partial shed, and looking very malnourished. Well after 15 days I think she has come a long way. After a few good meals, a nice warm place to sleep, and daily misting/soaking she has finally shed. While it was far from complete, took 2 days, and involved a lot of help from me we managed to get it all off. Even the eye caps and tip of the tail. She has the greatest temperament I have ever seen, which is surprising considering her previous environment. I just had to share the pics with someone. The first is how she came to me (notice all the wrinkles), then in the middle of her shed, and then her shortly after completion.

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• Here are some pics of my baby boa I recently rescued from some ignorant persons freezer. She came to me with a supposed spinal kink, several layers of partial shed, and lookin - sjenkins, Thu Nov 10 01:32:16 2005
• Wow man,GOOD for you........ - biggworm, Thu Nov 10 02:35:51 2005
• RE: Here are some pics of my baby boa I recently rescued from some ignorant persons freezer. She came to me with a supposed spinal kink, several layers of partial shed, and lo - willykink, Thu Nov 10 02:51:02 2005
• That is the kind of story I like to hear !! - aaahbiteme, Thu Nov 10 08:53:23 2005
• Good for you! She looks like she'll have a great life in your care!! np - Amanda_Burke, Thu Nov 10 11:49:38 2005
• Nice work..keep us updated - michaelburton, Thu Nov 10 17:32:02 2005
• RE: Nice work..keep us updated - sjenkins, Sat Nov 12 07:25:53 2005