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video of starting shed

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  • 09-28-2014, 12:49 PM
    salt
    video of starting shed
    I know its generally advised not to handle your snake while its in shed but since he had been eating regularly even while in shed and acting normally I figured it'd be okay to let my friend see what a baby ball python was like. He explored for a bit and then I guess he decided it was shed time because he started rubbing his face on everyone's jeans. I let him wander around doing what he wanted and he seemed to think that my laptop was the best shed aid because he stayed perched on top of it for a half hour rubbing his face against the plastic. I got some video clips of him doing this and figured I'd share.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXUSaUZp-_g

    I thought I read that catching a ball python shedding is a rare occurrence because they are such shy animals. I guess Snakems is just a really chill dude.
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