weird bumps and coloring baby ball python

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is this normal

That's not normal at all, I'm no expert.. maybe scale rot? or burns?

Whats your setup?

What are you using for substrate and heat?

shes had them since i got her

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shes had them since i got her

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What's your set up?

What was the previous set up? Substrate? How was they heating it?

Now what substrate are you using and how do you heat the enclosure?

The one on the back looks like a rat bite to me. The head could be the same...its hard to tell from the pics.....answer the others questions for more help

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Sorry it took so long i just got back from work to heat the tank im using a UTH, and using aspen shavings as substrate

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Sorry it took so long i just got back from work to heat the tank im using a UTH, and using aspen shavings as substrate

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How do you monitor your temperatures? And do you regulate the UTH with a T-stat?

A friend of mine came over and looked at her he says its scale rot so we gonna start giving her treatments tomorrow

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A friend of mine came over and looked at her he says its scale rot so we gonna start giving her treatments tomorrow

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oh ok? but still how do you monitor your temps? and do you regulate your UTH?

Also if its scale rot, I'm sure you'll need to switch up the substrate to paper towels/news paper.. and make sure everything is clean not wet etc..

You need a thermostat to regulate your heat source.

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