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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    I've had diamond pythons seemingly skip shed cycles as well. I don't lose sleep over it.

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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    I never worry about shedding, or lack of shedding. The only time it is cause for alarm, is when the animal begins shedding very rapidly, such as every 2 weeks or so.
    Mother of many snakes and a beautiful baby girl! I am also a polymer clay artist!


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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" Jeff B's Avatar
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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    Quote Originally Posted by Joshua View Post
    Hey y'all, just wanted to share a post-brumation update of my albino boy. He's in shed, but it's not very often that I find him staying still for a photo op.

    Gorgeous snake

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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    Given its size when I got him, I was guessing he had only shed once or twice in the wild. He has yet to shed in captivity.

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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    Steve mentioned via private message a previous post of mine in which this guy had recently shed. My records are kept on my computer and through the wonders of technology, weren't saved properly. This is NOT his first shed since I've had him. His first and only shed was in July 2012. There is definitely no stuck shed on the tail.

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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    I have a couple of squigglies that haven't shed since July/Aug, so the timescale isn't unique. My two eat in summer and stop in the Autumn, so they haven't grown much since the last shed.
    Chris
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    "Third shed, A Success" sirtalis01's Avatar
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    Re: Albino Vagrans update

    sweet

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