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    I'm only guessing but it reminds me of what are called petechial hemorrhages in humans, which have many different causes, one of which is a vitamin C
    deficiency. We've mused about Vitamin C's role in healing a snake's skin, so you might try a supplement (one for reptiles!) that contains it, just to see?

    My first thought was that your snake bumped into a branch, but from your description, it does appear to be a blood-flow issue...could also be genetic. It
    wouldn't hurt to ask a vet but I'd faint if they had ever dealt with this complaint before. This might even be common, but on darker snakes no one sees?

    https://www.mayoclinic.org/symptoms/...s/sym-20050724

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