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Puck the rescue snake.

Aww, I thought he rescued someone.
But good job saving his life. I think that these pet stores need to have a regular surprise checkup, to make sure conditions are good for the animals.
 
the store I got him from was not a big chain store, but it is one of 4. I really think the owner of the place does not know his employees are so incompetent. I'm going to let him know in hopes of maybe getting better educated people hired.
 
so today Puck is feeling spritely enough to explore....
the entire house.
luckily I caught him in the act of leaving his tank and took what may seem to be drastic measure to keep him in. this will be my set up until I secure the tank more thoroughly .:eek1:
 

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Good job in nursing him back to health! And kudos of course to the people here that helped you :p

He looks so handsome and healthy. And I thought it was adorable when I read in an older post you had him at your fireplace when the power went out hehe.
 
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