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Thread: New BP

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    New BP

    Picked up this sweetheart who needed to be re-homed, it is unsexed at the moment, 5 years old, and weighs 2239g & a little over 4.5ft
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    Re: New BP

    She sounds huge. Where're the pictures?
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    Re: New BP

    OOps I'm sorry


    Photo not the best, will post better ones after QT
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    Re: New BP

    I noticed the wrinkly/loose skin near the base of the tail...my snake has this too although he is just a baby. Is this a sign of anything?

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    Re: New BP

    I've only had it 2 hrs. I don't see what you are referring to
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    Re: New BP

    Quote Originally Posted by unrezt View Post
    I noticed the wrinkly/loose skin near the base of the tail...my snake has this too although he is just a baby. Is this a sign of anything?
    wrinkled skin is usually a sign of dehydration.

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    Re: New BP

    That's a good-sized BP!

    Yes, wrinkled skin can be a sign of dehydration. Dimpled scales (not quite the same thing but could look similar) are a sign of extremely high humidity levels, although this isn't so common in BPs as they are a bit more tolerant of humidity than some other snakes.

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    Re: New BP

    Wow she's really long!!! What a beauty you have there I'm glad she has a good new home!

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