She's around 5 years old now, I've had her from hatching. Been raised in vivariums since arriving with me and currently resides in a 5x2x2 PVC, bioactive, overhead heat and linear uvb 😇
I've watched Buffy every year since it aired and I'm always so mad about it. Ill be in the nursing home in ranting and raving about it, I am sure.
EDIT: Not that she died. Characters are allowed to die. The way her death is so brushed over and so quick is what i really think did her dirty.
I recently started volunteering for a model village in East Yorkshire in the UK (Bondville model village). The new owner is working wonders on the place to bring it up to a more modern standard whilst still holding into the nostalgia factor. Incredible work being done.
I asked if they'd want a skatepark building as most towns and villages tend to have them these days.
I started off building the mini half pipe and then I decided it also needed a street/bowl style ramp section. So here they are! More graffiti will be added by the staff and volunteers at Bondville over time so it looks more organic. Really excited to see it in place when it's fully weather proofed.
Thanks for looking, I am really proud of this.
I havent taken in a rescue/rehome case for a good few years but I had to take her in today.
I have a good weight loss and muscle rehab planned for her. She is TWO years old. Unfortunately her previous owners were given awful advice on top of having developed a fear due to her being extremely food motivated. They realised they were out of their depth. Really lovely people and whilst, yes, this is extreme weight (imo), it wasn't done with malicious intent. They did the right thing by letting her come to someone who can help her.
I decided to rename her Brienne, because OBVIOUSLY. So far for me she has been such a sweet pea, if not a little nervous. She's in a sterile 110 gallon tote with a modified locking lid to allow uvb. Hoping to slowly get her weight down via diet initially and then get her body moving when there is less pressure on her organs.
She was being fed a LARGE RAT every 4 weeks. Unbelievable that she could even get them down. This feeding schedule will strictly change going ahead. I think she has a long road ahead and hopefully no long term damage from the fat encasing her organs.
Had to share because, has anyone dealt with a case of obesity this bad before? Does she stand a decent chance of slimming down and being a healthy snake with the right diet and exercise rehab?
I'm agoraphobic so I don't get out with him as much I'd like but he is a fun companion, who seems to enjoy some little adventures with his person. He's 8 months old 😍
(I know the pod style bags arent the best but we arent hiking long distances. It also keeps him tethered inside so I can open the front and he's secure, he seems to like that.)