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IMO he still looks pretty bright, and does not have the dull coloration like when they are going into shed, and if the eyes aren't capped that makes me think he is not going into shed. Once you get more experience with him you will be able to tell when he is going into shed. Nice looking snake. Relax, and enjoy
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Re: HELP, is this normal?
Looks normal to me..as long as all your husbandry is correct there is nothing to worry about.
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Re: HELP, is this normal?
I really don't see anything abnormal but I am not right there with the bp. First, what type of enclosure do you keep him in and what are the temperatures on the cool side, warm side, ambient and hot spot? What type of substrate are you using for him? I see you bumped up the humidity.
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Re: HELP, is this normal?
Originally Posted by Albert Clark
I really don't see anything abnormal but I am not right there with the bp. First, what type of enclosure do you keep him in and what are the temperatures on the cool side, warm side, ambient and hot spot? What type of substrate are you using for him? I see you bumped up the humidity.
Glass cage age witha screen top. I keep him in a room with no heat or a/c. I live in Florida so it keeps the humidity above 50 at all times. Right now it's at 64. It also keeps the temperature 79-91 at all times-- His cool side flucuates with the weather... But on the warm side I have a UTH with the thermostat set at 90 degrees at all times.
Ambient temps also flucuates with the weather-- no hot spot other than the UTH. I am using aspen shavings as substrate.
my particular concern his if his natural body isn't producing lubrication for itself. Could he be dehydrated? I saw him take one sip after he ate 3 days ago, but that's all.
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Lubrication for what? They drink more than you think they do, you just hardly ever see it...
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my bp doesnt get very dull when he sheds so i suggest looking out for some wrinkles when he bends, like loose skin. That's how i can always tell.
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my bp doesnt get very dull when he sheds so i suggest looking out for some wrinkles when he bends, like loose skin. That's how i can always tell.
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Re: HELP, is this normal?
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Re: HELP, is this normal?
I just posted that picture that I took this morning... You can see the wrinkles much better... His skin is very very loose and I'm afraid it's just dehydration... I have no idea what to do.
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Re: HELP, is this normal?
There's nothing that looks wrong in any pictures. everything looks normal. If your husbandry is on point there is nothing to worry about...there skin expands and moves and wrinkles naturally.
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