Shed while pregnant?

[kiro84]

Im new on this forum, so the first thing is Hello!,
I have 3 thamnophis some months ago, i think one of they is pregnant, here the question.
Is it posible she shed while pregnant?

Sorry for my english.
Regards

[Stefan-A]

Yes, it is possible.

[d_virginiana]

Wasn't there a thread awhile back about how they tend to shed shortly before giving birth?

[kiro84]

Thanks you for the answer!

Wasn't there a thread awhile back about how they tend to shed shortly before giving birth?
is it this? ...thamnophis.com/forum/breeding/8485-shedding-giving-birth.html


On next post i will try take a photo of she.


P.D - THanks for accept the post, and sorry for the double post, i did not read that first post must be accepted by moderator.:rolleyes:


Regards!

[Stefan-A]

Wasn't there a thread awhile back about how they tend to shed shortly before giving birth?
Might be a tendency, but it's not a rule.

[guidofatherof5]

Might be a tendency, but it's not a rule.

Agreed. I've had female give birth shortly after shedding and some that shed long after giving birth.

[kiro84]

Hello again,
Here my promised screens, what do you think? im Really happy with he i think is so beautiful!:o

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Here few more questions:
-Did you think i´m correct when i think she is pregnant?
-She still living with her 2 colleagues, when is the best time to isolated her?


Thanks again for all your answers!

[guidofatherof5]

I'm thinkingT. p. proximus (Western ribbon snake). If so, she does look thick for a ribbon snake. Colleagues? I hope they are the same species, if she does turn out to be gravid. Hybrids would not be a good thing.
Can you post a photo of the other cage mates?

[kiro84]

Of course!

The seller told me were T.Sauritus, but i´m with you i think
they are T. proximus.

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Not really sure about the sex of the 3, but seller told me they bred the last year, so 1.1.1 at the moment.

I´m from spain, here it is difficult find more subspecies of this snake

[guidofatherof5]

The seller maybe correct as I am not an expert on ribbons. Might be T. s. sauritus (Eastern ribbon snake)