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[Bogertophis]

Snakes go well in baskets- Good name for him too.

[Albert Clark]

What a marvelous collection! Consider getting that clown gene into that banana enchi pinstripe girl.

[Daniel_Effler]

What a marvelous collection! Consider getting that clown gene into that banana enchi pinstripe girl.

Not banana actually. She is a pastel sugar enchi pinstripe. Oddly enough when I got her I originally went to buy a banana pastel enchi pinstripe girl but the seller had already sold the one that I paid for and offered to give a refund or substitute this girl and give me 20% off any future purchase from them. Still could be really cool to work with the clown though, lots of potential there.

Her first pairing maybe with the banana that I just posted though. Him or another banana that I have that is a female maker. They banana I just posted is a male maker.

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[Albert Clark]

Oh, ok gotcha. Beautiful little pastel enchi pinstripe sugar! Grats to the seller for working to compensate you as well.

[Daniel_Effler]

Cleo my BEL is covered in stuck shed well looks like bath time. Also need to up the humidity some. That's the first time she has had a significant problem. Little pieces before but this is like 25% of her. Pics when all done!

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[Bogertophis]

Cleo my BEL is covered in stuck shed well looks like bath time. Also need to up the humidity some. That's the first time she has had a significant problem. Little pieces before but this is like 25% of her. Pics when all done!

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I hate it when that happens... But this too shall pass-

[Daniel_Effler]

I hate it when that happens... But this too shall pass-

This one was a bit rough on both of us. But we got it done. The fact that it was her upper body made us have to let her rest and take it in another session. The eye caps was the worst for her. She does not like her head messed with a lot but thankfully I do have her train to let me work with her when I need to. I didn't want to do anything to aggressive so I would just rub with the pad of my thumb over all the places until I could get the skin to just roll off. She never tried to bite me although once or twice I think she thought about it LOL.




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[Daniel_Effler]

Let her have a little bit of exploring time after the whole ordeal before I put her back up.

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[Bogertophis]

Very pretty snake, & I'm sure she'll forgive you- All of my snakes that I've ever needed to "help shed" have, anyway. Just as you did though, taking it slow- no snake has ever bitten me either for helping them shed, even though at first they'll resist & act as though we're some sort of treacherous enemy- eventually they seem to realize we're actually useful.

[Daniel_Effler]

Just had a really really good handling session with my baby Halloween Amazon tree boa. Unfortunately a combination of my phone being on low battery and the fact that I had him on my dominant hand meant that I did not get any pictures. But I got him out and held him for 10 minutes without so much as a striking pose. It was so cute because he would take and put his head on the end of my finger or thumb and just lay there like he was using it as a pillow lol. I went ahead and let him crawl back into his enclosure before the experience turned a negative. I have high hopes for him being a particularly social Amazon Tree Boa.

Going to see if I can get a couple of pictures of some of my bps tonight. Tomorrow will be feeding day. Technically should have been today but I was busy doing taxes most of the day. So this is just relaxing time with my snakes.

Pics in a little bit.

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