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    Unhappy pink

    ok i just took rocky out to hold him and i looked under neith and theres a little pink running half way down his body. im really getting fre4aked out cuz i think it might b thermal burns. but on my thermometer its only 92 degrees and i have a thermostate to keeps the temps atraight. please help me i have no idea what this could b

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    Re: pink

    Ball python bellies generally turn a pinkish color right before shedding. When was the last time he shed? What are you using for heating?
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    Re: pink

    the lasti time he shed was last month and im using an uth

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    Re: pink

    Quote Originally Posted by xXGregXx
    the lasti time he shed was last month and im using an uth
    Sounds like a Shed is coming, I wouldn't freak out at all. Give it a week and I bet things will look alot more obvious.

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    Re: pink

    ya...probably shed time. You have to be confident in your setup...if your temps read 92 deg. and they are reading correctly....I doubt it would be thermal burns.
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    Re: pink

    whoa this makes me feel a lot better but he could go into a shed cycle that fast even when he shed just last month? i hope he's growing fast i just bought him a bigger tank. and yesterday was the first time he bite me. i moved realy fast taking him out thats y he nipped me

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    Re: pink

    my bps shed every 1-1.5 months. It all depends on how fast the snake is growing. It is kinda like buying a new pair of pants to them...ha
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    Re: pink

    the other day i got an awsome measuerment he was perfectly straight 4 me he measures 38 inches in lengh. i wanna measuer his weight i have a food scale but he wont star put in that.

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    Re: pink

    Our b.p. shed once only 2 weeks apart LOL. I was sure freaked on that as I didn't realize they could shed so quickly when they are young. Ours generally gets a very pink belly and then the typical dull coloring/blue eyes of an impending shed.


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    Re: pink

    Just to reassure you my BP belly turns pink every time he sheds I really wouldn't worry. I totally agree with Daniel on this one.

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