shed problems

Its not problem man. Didnt want you to think that I was personally attacking you, cause I wasnt. I just get very concerned for all animals and even more so after my first mistake with mine. So thats why I decided to share it with you. Because your mistake was minor compared to mine. I appreciate your appology and I am sorry if I came of wrong in my posts regarding your baby.

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This is what her wound looks like today.

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Originally Posted by VEXER19

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This is what her wound looks like today.

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If you don't mind me asking how exactly did you do that? or in better terms... How did the tape do that?

(Asking because I have never owned a snake but am thinking about getting one in year or so)

Thanks,

RJ

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Originally Posted by Viperk

If you don't mind me asking how exactly did you do that? or in better terms... How did the tape do that?

(Asking because I have never owned a snake but am thinking about getting one in year or so)

Thanks,

RJ

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I don't mind sharing at all. Thats why I post the pics so people can see. Gives you more of a reality check. Well anyways it happened by me doing a project in my snake room and some how this velcro I was working with made it into the top of my tank with the sticky sides exposed on both sides. So 1 side stuck to my tank and the other sticky side was exposed. It was industrial strength by the way. Well my snake was climbing and she got stuck to it and twisted about 2-3 times while stuck and pulled her skin right off her throat. Well still connected but you get the idea. And what you first saw was it after her first shed when the scab fell off. Thats what all the red is. And her second shed 2 weeks later it just almost disapeered. Besides the scar and missing scales of course. So next shed should be the last improvement her wound will make until it just is what it is.