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    Re: Normal to have a little blood on a clean shed? Pictures given.

    Quote Originally Posted by Skilla6000 View Post
    Hey buddy, don't tell me that I'm incorrect... If you would have read the snake has blood near its neck on the shed not its vent... Last time I checked none of my snakes bleed when they shed... So don't tell my I'm incorrect cause intact you're incorrect.
    Just because your snakes don't bleed when they shed (which they probably do from time to time) does not make this fellow incorrect. I see drops of blood with almost every shed. It is very common and completely normal. Sometimes they might get blood on other parts of the shed because they bleed from the vent, the last part to shed.

    You are the one who said it was not normal, when in fact it is completely normal!! So, by that statement alone, yes you are INCORRECT.
    ~Steffe

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