Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
Eh?

I'm not a vet.

Who said I was a vet?

My normal male had bad burns as a youngster and, as a result he gets fluid pockets when he is in shed. I assume it's because the skin has become detatched from the muscle underneath - but I don't see any signs of damage so I doubt that's what this is.

But I agree that a vet visit is probably the way to go.


dr del
Haha, well the "dr" in "dr del" can confuse people .

That doesn't look too good. Looks like either a recent burn or maybe the snake got it self stuck very tightly in some string or a wire and it constricted the body.

I also agree a vet visit would be helpful to rule out parasites or something else.