Ugh I mean if that is scarring it looks SO deep and like it could have been very painful.Originally Posted by SnekDude
I only feed live, not only do I enjoy it more but I firmly believe the snake gets more natural exercise as opposed to many of these snakes you see eating off a stick and barely using any energy to constrict.
That being said: non pinky will not be left in an enclosure for longer than 15 min and never unattended as I film all my feedings for extra record.
I was afraid the marks on her head was scarring but I have never seen anything like it before. She is nearing shed and and all these little red marks are showing up
She is very calm and the moment and cooperated for some clear pictures.
All my females are so gentle while in blue and never abnormally skittish also.
Anyone else have this experience?
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This girl let's me hold her head and is usually pretty calm when I give her a thorough look over; crease spreading, lip, cheek and jaw checks for mites etc.
Which the calmness and trust I hope is a sign that she wasn't intentionally mistreated by previous owner.
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