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  1. 05-10-2010, 03:31 PM #1
    RR - Mackenzie
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    Post Ball Python with Pink Belly?

    I just got out my ball python to hold (he's around my shoulder ), and after checking his scales (they got a little damaged after he escaped, they should be better after he sheds), and after checking him out, I noticed his belly is pink! I've never seen this on him before, and I was wondering what could have caused this? He hasn't eaten since November, and I will be getting some ASFR this June at the Columbus reptile expo...

    I was wondering why is his belly pink? What could have caused it?

    * He's a normal ball python, three years old, and a little over 1,600 grams... we are not sure of his sex... but I call him a boy
    Last edited by RR - Mackenzie; 05-10-2010 at 03:33 PM. Reason: Sorry guys! I forgot to put "grams" after 1,600...
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