Outdoor Photo Shoot

Beautiful day today, took Shinobi out for a quick photo shoot:

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"Help Momma! I hear birdies!"
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In the apple tree...
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I like his little Alien "O" face
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I lurve my BP :D

Great pics, a wet rag will take care of that stuck shed :gj::D;)

Yeah I've soaked him a couple times trying to get rid of it, but he still doesnt like me touching his head :oops:

yea trust me they get use to it well kinda haha

mine too hated to get her head tuched but she doesn't mind it now, they just have to understand that we mean no harm when we tutch the head

Something about that first apple tree pic... :)

Nice looking snakie!

Nice snakie you have there:)

I have a couple really shy snakes and when they have a stuck shed on their heads this is what a usually do. I took a small towel folded it in half and sewed closed the sides. I sewed the sides with stitches that were spaced far enough to let some air through but not as much so that a snake could push their head through.

Fill some sort of container with about half an inch of lukewarm water. I put the snake in the "towel" bag, tie the top tightly and put the bag in the water. I usually us a container that can fit back in there home tub, and place it so that the bag is in the middle of the temp gradient.

20 minutes later this is usually my result, a nice clean head:) Anyways just thought I would share this as I found it to be really helpful so far.
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thanks! I'll try that:gj: