Quote Originally Posted by mcavana View Post
I try not to be rude, BUT...

Why are you being so hard headed about the husbantry? You are asking how long it is going to take for his skin to heal... One of the major factors in a speedy recovery is SEVERAL PROPER SHEDS! The only way to get proper sheds is to have your husbandry perfect!

Further more,

YOU POSTED YOUR QUESTION IN THE HUSBANDRY SECTION OF THIS FORUM!

People in this forum are very good about not attacking new bees that make mistakes. They are quick to point out mistakes, but they do so in a caring way! The reason you are getting attacked is because you are asking for specific advice, then you give the respondent crap when they are right!

Your other threads have CLEARLY shown that your husbandry is WRONG. Your husbandry is what is screwing up the snake. Your husbandry is what hurt the snake in the first place. Swallow your pride, and look through the stickies for the basic setup. Without fixing your setup... the snake is going to die.

DROP THE TUDE

Mike
ok since you are neither mod, admin, or even veteran i will tell you to drop this "tude". My husbandry may have been what caused this but, as he is my brothers snake all i did was check in on him from time to time. Now i have moved him to my room and am keeping an eye on him and my husbandry has improved so i suggest that you take a few steps back and review the question i asked; "how long should it take for it to grow back or scar over?" I got my answer which was, "any where from two sheds to a year "and that was all i needed thank you very much on another note his shed came off in two pieces without retained eyecaps. so i will try to get pics sometime today. with the newbies permission of course.