#queen bee morph

[erythristicbones]

so here's baby Atlas, when we got him around November of 2016

and then a year later around October of 2017

lastly, we have Atlas tonight (july 2018) just after feeding. our boy has grown so much, it's hard to believe he used to be a small fry that had so much trouble feeding thanks to the spider wobble, that we were constantly worried he would die. now we call him the garbage disposal, bc if another snake doesn't eat their mouse atlas is always happy to scarf it down ;u;

[foxfacedfoolery]

Great news!!!

So about a week ago, we received the queen bee morph we ordered from a breeder. The lil guy came to us malnourished with an acute spine weighing 72g at the age of SIX MONTHS. He's so much tinier than our 2 month olds but we're determined take care of him.

While we're upset he's in such poor condition, we're relieved knowing that maybe we can give him another chance. So we decided to give him a few days to adjust and begin feeding him small meals.

Three attempts later he FINALLY ATE!!!!!!! This is an amazing moment for us considering it's all that's been on our minds is this lil one's health.

Now here's to hoping he can keep the food down and work to a better furture. ❤