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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" chris-uk's Avatar
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    Finally! She shed.

    Eskerina, my normal checkered girl (from Pinjohn's 2011 litter) was starting to worry me. She hasn't shed since end of July (around her first birthday) until today. So from 12 months old to 18 months without a shed. It's seemed like a long time, before that she was shedding regularly every 2 months. However, she shed today and it's a perfect shed, so I'm happy.

    Now if only Binky would shed, she's been 5 months without shedding. Seems a coincidence that the checkered girls are both taking their time shedding. On the other hand, in the run up to Christmas I had one shed a month from Lipwig (male radix around 3 years old). Just goes to show that they set their own timetable and don't care when you think they are due to shed.
    Chris
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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Re: Finally! She shed.

    Nice job Eskerina. Come on Binky, your father is worried.

    Thanks for the update Chris.
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    Re: Finally! She shed.

    Good to hear! My ribbon has had a slightly odd shed schedule. He shed pretty soon after I got him in May. Then didn't shed again for about 3 months. Then shed about a month later. And now, it's been about 3 months again...Weird.
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    Re: Finally! She shed.

    All my snakes have weird shed schedules. But they always all shed healthy.
    -Greg
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