Solana - Our Scaleless Sunglow Motley Corn

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

Be sure to tell her NOT to do that again! :colbert: :D

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You are telling me? Believe me, I tried to explain to her, but it fell on no ears.

Thanks Boger.

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Originally Posted by dakski

You are telling me? Believe me, I tried to explain to her, but it fell on no ears.

Thanks Boger.

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:rofl: I sure hate to say this, but it's more likely she'll do that again. At least, if she's anything like the snakes I've kept. They sure know how to get "attention". :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

:rofl: I sure hate to say this, but it's more likely she'll do that again. At least, if she's anything like the snakes I've kept. They sure know how to get "attention". :rolleyes:

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I know you are probably right. However, I am finding solace in the fact that a) she might not and b) she might not egg bound even if she does.

Would appreciate some quiet vs. her needing attention, but also understand it's not in my control.

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Originally Posted by dakski

I know you are probably right. However, I am finding solace in the fact that a) she might not and b) she might not egg bound even if she does.

Would appreciate some quiet vs. her needing attention, but also understand it's not in my control.

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I'm sure hoping she doesn't repeat this stunt either, believe me.

I know snake body language is subtle but even I can see how much more relaxed and happy she is in the "after" pictures and I've never met her - hoping her recovery keeps going well!

Solana is still doing great. I plan to take her to the vet for a follow up in the next two weeks.

She is not showing signs of another shed, is eating normally, wasting normally, and is back to her calm and inquisitive self. Docile when handled and roaming at night hoping for a mouse.

She looks amazing. Yes, she has some scarring from the terrible shed while septic. However, I couldn't care less about how it looks. Her color is bright and vibrant again and she has her normal glow back. Additionally, not only does she appear not to be in pain or discomfort, the white scars do not seem to bother her at all. It's just her new skin.

Happy to write a good report on her. I'll keep everyone posted, but no news is good news.

Solana is doing well and I think is going to shed soon. We will see how she looks after, but since the last shed, has some scarring, but doesn't seem to be bothered at all.

I'll post pictures after the shed.

Great shed yesterday! Her scarring is greatly reduced as well! She's looking bright and happy.

She just gobbled down a F/T mouse and is doing awesome.

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She's a trooper, for sure. :gj: