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    Are any of your snakes noticably softer than your other snakes?

    They all have around the same humidity, however my female fire has always seemed to be extremely soft, like having silk run past your fingers, while the other snakes feel more... well what I associate with how a snake should feel. It's weird.
    Ball Pythons 1.1 Lesser, Pastel
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    Re: Are any of your snakes noticably softer than your other snakes?

    I know one of my Ball Python's feels a little more silkier than everyone else. I forget who it is though...But my 08 Boa is the silkiest out of all of my snakes. Lol

    Ball Pythons:
    1.0 Queenbee; 1.0 Spider; 1.0 Spider Het VPI Axanthic
    1.0 Albino Cinny; 1.0 Albino Pin; 1.0 Butter Pastel
    0.1 Het Axanthic; 0.2 Albino; 0.1 Pied
    0.1 Pastave; 0.1 Pastel; 0.1 Butter
    0.1 Super Vanilla Mojave
    Others:
    1.0 Kahl Albino BCI
    1.0 Albino Anaconda Hognose
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    4.0 Kitties, 3.1 Doggos, 0.2 Horses

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    Re: Are any of your snakes noticably softer than your other snakes?

    All of mine feel a bit more "silky" after a good soak. Doesn't matter if it is the BP or a RTB, either. You may not see it, but check at night time...perhaps your fire is a soaker when no one is looking?

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