Other than being on the thin side, this girl is in good health--no parasites or other nasty neglect issues. With the way she eats, she'll be robust in no time! Previous owner got her as a hatchling 3 years ago, and lost interest this past fall. She's got a great disposition--calm, inquisitive, very little tail rattling--except at feeding time. Let's just say that she gets rather "enthusiastic" about her rats(LOL-she's a rat-wrecker!). I don't know that much about pits to take a guess at what she is. All I know is that she doesn't look like my TX bull snakes. Thank you in advance for taking the time to look and give an opinion.
regards,
althea
, but I'm sure that it will be highter than wide.