Ball python looks very red halfway through shedding! Very worried!
I was holding my ball python, and he started to rub against me as he ran through my hands and he began to shed. I took a wet faceclothe and wrapped it gently around him and though I would hold him with the faceclothe and help him shed. About halfway through I thought I would look and see his progress and saw that his lower half of his body was looking a light red or pink, and that his scales seemed to be slightly raised, unlike his other scales. Will he be okay? Should I be concerned? I am wondering if maybe I was just 'helping' along a shed that was not ready.
http://m.imgur.com/a/Q8VgI
I attached an album that shows how his scales look. They only look like this on the lower half of his body.
Re: Ball python looks very red halfway through shedding! Very worried!
Yeah it seems like I am just being worked for no reason he is looking okay now thanks!
Re: Ball python looks very red halfway through shedding! Very worried!
Was any redness there before the shed?
Sometimes the shedding process raises the scales a bit.
A basic rundown of your setup is always helpful when trying to troubleshoot an issue.
Re: Ball python looks very red halfway through shedding! Very worried!
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Originally Posted by
cozy-snakes
Yeah it seems like I am just being worked for no reason he is looking okay now thanks!
Guys according to cozy-snakes their snake is doing fine now. Sooooo case closed. I don't think he needs anymore advice lol :)
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