Shed and marks on ball.

[Brandog]

Hey guys, new to the forum but longtime python owner. My male python Dante is about 5years old and has been with me since he was about a month old. Occasionally he has had poor sheds that were remedied by misting his cage and warm baths. The past two weeks unfortunately were very busy for me. Between work and my 4th year in college i did not have as much time to spend with him as i would have liked. My roommate moved some stuff around and i came home one day to find he had pushed the lid off his cage and was halfway out of his enclosure. This was about 4 days ago before he started his shed. He started his shed two days ago has retained some around his head. This is not unusual but i did notice he had some unusual marks on his belly. It almost looks like burn marks but i am not sure. He is about 3ft long and the marks are about halfway down his belly. Ive never seen this and cant find google answers so i am worried about him. If anyone more knowledgable than I could weigh in i would really appreciate it. If it could be something serious i want to act fast to keep him healthy and happy. I am attaching pictures below. Thanks in advance yall.

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[Hannahshissyfix]

The marks might just be like scratches from trying to squeeze out of the enclosure. Theyre odd shaped to be burns. Burns would usually be wider on the belly where it has more contact with an unregulated uth. Im guessing its in a fish tank? Do you have a thermostat hooked up to your heat source? Id suggest reading up on the different ways to insulate and keep a tank humid because you shouldnt have to mist to keep humidity where it needs to be and that will solve any shed issues but otherwise doesnt look like much to worry about to me.

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[Brandog]

The marks might just be like scratches from trying to squeeze out of the enclosure. Theyre odd shaped to be burns. Burns would usually be wider on the belly where it has more contact with an unregulated uth. Im guessing its in a fish tank? Do you have a thermostat hooked up to your heat source? Id suggest reading up on the different ways to insulate and keep a tank humid because you shouldnt have to mist to keep humidity where it needs to be and that will solve any shed issues but otherwise doesnt look like much to worry about to me.

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Youre correct. I would like to buy him a nice enclosure but and am planning to upgrade soon. The equipment i had in there seems to be cheap so i will upgrade his qhole habitat soon. Thanks for the quick reply!

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