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  • 06-22-2013, 06:27 PM
    jasonmcgilvrey83
    shedding friendzy
    So I leave for two days to go camping and come home and all three ball python's I have are starting the sheeting process. All have foggy eyes. Lol. And one of the bps I have that's about to she'd just shedded less then a month ago. Lol
  • 06-22-2013, 06:44 PM
    Pyrate81
    Re: shedding friendzy
    Nice.

    Might've sucked if you came home with a bunch of feeders then find this out. Happened to me a couple times: go out for feeders on the usual day, come home and be like "Oh, 3 of you are in shed. Thanks guys. I'll leave dinner over here for a few days and you better eat this time!" heh. :rolleyes:
  • 06-22-2013, 06:53 PM
    rocknhorse76
    I had the same thing happen with my Argentine boa and my female Dumeril's boa a week ago. I came home from a 7 day trip (during which my sister kept an eye on the critters), to find that my Argie had completely finished her shed, and the Dumeril's was in blue. I pretty much expected the Dum to shed since she's a yearling and was about due, but wasn't expecting the Argie to shed quite so soon. Luckily, her humidity was high and she shed in one complete piece!!
  • 06-22-2013, 08:10 PM
    jasonmcgilvrey83
    Lol. That sucks. When my bps were in live my small one wasn't in the mood to eat and my son suckered my wife into keeping it as a pet. Lol
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