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those this pink belly look wrong?
i never had a shed problem since i bought my BP over 8 months ago, and to be honest the shedding process with him like most bps is quick, one day he looks dull and next thing u know i wake up and see a full piece of shed on the side of the tank.
Anyway, i never really get a chance to check him out right before he sheds, and i know BP's bellies get pink before they shed, but is this TOO pink? He has been using his hot side hide alot more than usuall, but i have it on a ultratherm with a herpstat, and the hottest spot on there is 92 degrees (under the bedding) so says my pe-2 temp gun, so i dont think its burn, but just incase, i wanted a second opinion, here are the pics...
http://www.imagebam.com/image/b0a8ce169440962
http://www.imagebam.com/image/e94976169440943
http://www.imagebam.com/image/2be669169440973
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Is there any brown or really dry/flaky spots? If not, it is probably just a shed coming soon. My boy pinked up almost a full week before his eyes clouded.
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Re: those this pink belly look wrong?
From the images it just looks like a coming shed to me. My boy pinks up very noticeably a couple days before a shed. I don't think it looks like anything to worry about. :)
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no dry flaky spots, although towards the end of the tail it might MAYBE be a little brownish, but honestly i think thats your my imagination, but all in all smooth surface with some shine to it, just real real pink....
im 98% sure everything is fine i mean, he cant get burnt at 92 degrees under the bedding on the hot side hide (where uth is) right? i mean, dosent burning start at like 96,98 and up?
i just want to be sure..... i guess ill have to wait until he sheds and his belly is fully white again to be certain...
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Re: those this pink belly look wrong?
The first image makes it look really pink. However, the next two look completely normal. I usually notice mine getting pink a few days to a week before they go blue. I think you are fine. Keep an eye out and keep us posted. :gj:
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Re: those this pink belly look wrong?
My big girl did the same thing to me her belly got so pink I was checking all my temps at the glass with a heat gun and about to call the vet. Next day or day after she was blue so looks pretty normal for going into shed to me:)
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looks quite normal from what I can see
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When entire belly is a red hue to it its beginning stages of shedding.
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Re: those this pink belly look wrong?
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Originally Posted by FrankieCarbone
i never had a shed problem since i bought my BP over 8 months ago, and to be honest the shedding process with him like most bps is quick, one day he looks dull and next thing u know i wake up and see a full piece of shed on the side of the tank.
Anyway, i never really get a chance to check him out right before he sheds, and i know BP's bellies get pink before they shed, but is this TOO pink? He has been using his hot side hide alot more than usuall, but i have it on a ultratherm with a herpstat, and the hottest spot on there is 92 degrees (under the bedding) so says my pe-2 temp gun, so i dont think its burn, but just incase, i wanted a second opinion, here are the pics...
My male Pastel was the first BP who shedded after I got him.
I read all the shed info and still wondered what "pink" actually meant.
Well, he fixed that for me.
[and nearly scared me to death...I thought sure he'd been burned or something]
He always turns a bright, nearly neon rosy pink.
The other BPs "pink" too but with nowhere near the flamboyance that he does.
[he's such a show-boater] :D
My Yellowbelly's about to shed because she went from blue to clear, recently but I have no idea what her "pink" looked like because she truly does have a very yellow belly.
Maybe she discretely turned "peachy" and I missed it?
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+1 to pre-shed. I notice mine sometimes get much more pink than usual, and sometimes it's hardly noticeable.
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