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About to shed
Well I'm very excited, and a smidge worried, but only because things can go wrong with shedding. Have had Professor Snape three weeks now and he is beginning the shedding process. I am SO grateful for all the wonderful posts here or I wouldn't even know what was going on, particularly the stickied post with all the pics of the shed process. He has not dulled along the sides even a little, but there's kind of a bagginess around his neck, and what I thought might be a pink belly on Saturday was DEFINITELY pink on Sunday. He's also been fully under his rock hide the last two days, which is uncommon for him. Usually he's on the rock, or under the rock or half log with his head sticking out.
This Wednesday would be his 3rd feed with me, and I am wondering if I should at least try a mouse regardless of what sage of shed he is in, or if he's in blue by then, hold off. I've seen people say everything from their snake refuses all food the entire process to they are gulping down feeds anytime they are given. I'm leaning towards trying it since so far he's not refused any meals, but I have no idea if they're more prone to regurgitation during that time.
1 Normal BP - Professor Snape
2 Sugar Gliders - Lucy & Ethel
3 Finches - Hook, Smee & Scully
1 Chinese Dwarf Hamster - Master Splinter
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