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    As long as your snakes are growing and don't look thin they are getting more or less what they need.

    Many morphs and normals get darker with every shed... very few get lighter or stay the same.

    My guess is that your snakes are just developing. Malnutrition tends to drain color and give the snakes an overall grey look.
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    Re: color darkening question

    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    As long as your snakes are growing and don't look thin they are getting more or less what they need.

    Many morphs and normals get darker with every shed... very few get lighter or stay the same.

    My guess is that your snakes are just developing. Malnutrition tends to drain color and give the snakes an overall grey look.
    that's good to know thanks.

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