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    Re: shed not coming off.

    Quote Originally Posted by Viperk View Post
    Jasonx,

    I would suggest doing what they "tell" you to do. Obviously you could choose not to do it but you would hurt your snake making a matter worse than it is. Your snakes health is more important than accusing people.

    Skiploder,

    You posted back. Obviously, in a way, you were probably wanting a rant. If you would have let his ranting post alone the subject would have subsided a lot quicker. In a sense you fed the fire per-say. I am not bashing on you I am just giving an opinion based on what I saw.

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    RJ:

    No, not wanting a rant.

    Just getting a point across.

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    Re: shed not coming off.

    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
    RJ:

    No, not wanting a rant.

    Just getting a point across.
    I understand what you're saying, but posting the same thing multiple times was redundant. It just made him rant more. After giving a suggestion the first time you shouldn't post it again for if he didn't get the point the first I doubt he will anytime after that. I'm not trying to start an argument. I am also not choosing sides. I just thought I would give my opinion on both of (what I thought) were your and his wrongdoings.

    Thanks,

    RJ

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    it came off, its all good <3 apologies to skiploder, admins, and more. c;
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    patience is often required dealing with reptiles, they do not seem to measure time like mammals do. Something positive for you to take away from this.

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    now, im going to post a picture of him, can you tell me if hes a normal or morph of some sort?
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    Re: shed not coming off.

    Quote Originally Posted by Viperk View Post
    I understand what you're saying, but posting the same thing multiple times was redundant. It just made him rant more. After giving a suggestion the first time you shouldn't post it again for if he didn't get the point the first I doubt he will anytime after that. I'm not trying to start an argument. I am also not choosing sides. I just thought I would give my opinion on both of (what I thought) were your and his wrongdoings.

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    RJ:

    We have a difference in opinion. The point needs to be driven home, as lately we have had more than our share of shed related questions.

    The message needs to be the same:

    Leave the snake alone.
    Don't bathe it.
    Don't peel it.
    Don't turn the viv into a humidifier.
    Don't bother the snake to take pics of it.
    Be patient.
    Curb your anxiety.

    As young master Jason was not hearing the message, I kept repeating it.

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    Re: shed not coming off.

    Hi Jason,

    Quote Originally Posted by Jasonx View Post
    this is a better picture.
    Quote Originally Posted by Jasonx View Post
    now, im going to post a picture of him, can you tell me if hes a normal or morph of some sort?
    He's a nice normal - we can see from the picture you put up in the first quote.

    Let him settle down now for 5 days with no interaction at all - just spot cleaning his enclosure then you can try and feed him.

    He needs time to recover in all likelyhood and feel secure and happy again.


    dr del
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