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    Re: Missing top layer of scales of my mexican king

    Snakes are susceptible to fungal and bacterial skin problems, including ringworm - just like dogs, cats and people.

    If you have not observed him rubbing on anything, it would behoove you to take him to a vet to see if it is a fungal or bacterial skin issue.

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