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    Thought this snake looked cool and googled it. It landed me on a kingsnake.com care sheet where I saw this:


    Many sunbeams snakes develop a condition that looks like blistering on their scales, this looks similar to a disease caused by excessive humidity-it is not. I am sure that many people, upon seeing this condition in sunbeams have thought that drying the snakes out would cure this problem, drying sunbeam snakes out kills them quickly. This is a bacterial infection exacerbated by stress and will disappear with correct antibiotic treatment and a humid environment.


    So the stress of shipping could have caused this - meaning it didn't exist when it was shipped.
    Last edited by MrLang; 01-04-2013 at 04:11 PM.
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