Hi again. I introduced myself on here a couple of months back as I was thinking of getting a T to try and help with my spider phobia. Well due to someone kindly donating a young g.rosea and giving me loads of advice plus a very helpful chat with Angela Hale I am now the happy (slightly nervous) owner of a beautiful red phase g.rosea whom I've named Ruby.
I've had her almost 2 months now and its been a very emotional experience at times. Just changing her water bowl was a masive thing for me to begin with,how I didn't spill the water everywhere with all the shaking I really do not know! She was in premoult when I got her and moulted a couple of weeks ago,I got to see the whole process,must be one of the most amazing things I've witnessed On the down side it meant I had to deal with her moult,I find moults far freakier than spiders for some strange reason...just glad I have some long feeding tongs for the snakes haha! Since then I have managed to pick the moult up and hold it in my hand which was a massive thing for me to do I also watched her feed for the first time last night,another fascinating sight.
Anyway I apologise for the overly excited newbie amazement,some pics of Ruby
When I first got her:
Being brave and moving her to a more secure tub:
Moulting:
How did that fit in there!:
I've had her almost 2 months now and its been a very emotional experience at times. Just changing her water bowl was a masive thing for me to begin with,how I didn't spill the water everywhere with all the shaking I really do not know! She was in premoult when I got her and moulted a couple of weeks ago,I got to see the whole process,must be one of the most amazing things I've witnessed On the down side it meant I had to deal with her moult,I find moults far freakier than spiders for some strange reason...just glad I have some long feeding tongs for the snakes haha! Since then I have managed to pick the moult up and hold it in my hand which was a massive thing for me to do I also watched her feed for the first time last night,another fascinating sight.
Anyway I apologise for the overly excited newbie amazement,some pics of Ruby
When I first got her:
Being brave and moving her to a more secure tub:
Moulting:
How did that fit in there!:
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