Anyone can help with this?

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It was weird. There was two pink kinda blood looking marks on her belly when we took her out. Then when we had her put for say about 2-3 minutes the markings went away! I don't know what it is but it is something we have never experience before. So we are asking for help!

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Originally Posted by Solarsoldier001

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It was weird. There was two pink kinda blood looking marks on her belly when we took her out. Then when we had her put for say about 2-3 minutes the markings went away! I don't know what it is but it is something we have never experience before. So we are asking for help!

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what kind of substrate are you using? is she due for a shed? check your floor temps with a temp gun. I use news print and occasionaly when i run out of blank news print i'll use regular news paper or ads. sometimes the ink isnt dry or it gets moist from the humidity and the ink bleeds through onto my snakes. also they get pink bellies when they are about to shed but dont normaly just disappear after a few minutes. and checking your floor temps will ensure that it wasnt a start of a burn from a faulty uth or rheostat. hope that helps get you started in the right direction. good luck and happy herping.

Ever fall asleep with you head in your arms, and wake up with a palm print on your face? Same concept, it's just the most visible on the white parts of the snake (like her belly).

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Ever fall asleep with you head in your arms, and wake up with a palm print on your face? Same concept, it's just the most visible on the white parts of the snake (like her belly).

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Winner winner chicken dinner..

i picked up her snake and now that i think of it it was on top of her water bowl. maybe it was the pressure of her being on the edges

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Oooh that makes sense