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    I just had Andariel/Mephisto (until i decide what she really is it'll be hard switchin names. might just stick with Andariel i think who knows)... out of her tank and noticed a couple small patches (only 4-5 individual scales) that looked black, or atleast not like the rest of them. Prolly 15 scales in all.

    I'll take some pictures in a few minutes, but was just wonderin if anyone has any idea what I'm talkin about, and what might be the cause? I was thinkin humidity because i checked her temps and her hot side was about 100 and her cool about 87, so i took her out of the cage and held her while it cooled down.

    On a good note, she's being much more active in her tank... almost like stalking lookin for food. so when I go out imma get her another mouse/rat (large mouse/small medium rat?) and hope she eats it.

    Ohh and i let her play in the tub for abou 10 minutes too that made her scales alot softer, so i definately have to start payin more attention to her humidity levels. (adds buying a spray bottle to his list of things to get while out).

    -Chris

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    Do you meant burnt, or dead?

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    most bp's have a few dry scales. your snake can't be perfect.
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    BPnet Veteran Andariel's Avatar
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    They don't look burnt, just dead. like when u have dead skin.

    Just wanted to make sure it didn't sound like anything dreadful or nothin.

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    he's fine. peanut has one single patch in one of his black bands that is about 9 or 10 scales, it's totally dry. looks like a little patch of plastic. i think i might have had the humidity a bit too low when i first got him, so keep an eye on that. no biggie though.
    -Will

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    Currently Keeping - 4 ball pythons, a redtail boa, and a cali king. Now look, admit it. You know you want to give me an albino ball python.

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