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    Spot under his head?

    So I had one of my bps out, and I noticed this weird spot under his head. Its hard, and I tried to see if I could get it off, but no luck. Anyone know what it could be? Thanks!

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    I have one snake with some “split belly scales” but I’m not quite sure what we’re seeing here, do you feed live?
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    Re: Spot under his head?

    Yea I do. He won't take f/t yet :/

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    Is it possible he might have been bit?
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    Yeah, looks like a wound that's still healing to me as well. If so, don't pick at it. Goes with the territory of feeding live...expect more.

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    Yea wondered if it was. But I watch him when I feed him live, don't recall a rat biting him. But maybe one did. He sadly won't take f/t still. Still trying though!

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    Keep trying, don't give up. When a snake wraps a live rodent, the rodents can often twist just enough to bite in self-defense. I for one don't blame them.

    I got bit unintentionally once when I broke up 2 fighting male mice & the resulting infection, pain & swelling was a bit scary- nothing like any snake nip I've
    had that never seems to get infected.

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    Yea I'm still trying. Both of mine still won't eat F/T. Going to keep trying though!

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