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    Subadult snake Foxrun402's Avatar
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    can you identify this little squiggly?

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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    She was trying to get in the house! She is tiny! Are they hard to care for? She is very friendly!
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    Quote Originally Posted by Foxrun402 View Post
    She was trying to get in the house! She is tiny!
    You should see babies. Very tiny. Is it a male or female? If female, I wouldn't be surprised if she's gravid. They brumate last and are first out in the Spring. Cool temps snake. No need for a heat pad. The babies can be difficult to raise because of the small prey require. Slugs, snails and earth worms.
    Steve
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    Its about 9" long and has all the distinct signs of a retained shed.... =(. Wrinkled... No energy... Affectionate... And just makes me sad I can't do much for her it looks female
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    Shed box time.
    Steve
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    Its more serious then that.... I think it's already fused to the old skin... She is almost lifeless and has very hard breathing with a loud click
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    She is currently in some cool water soaking but it doesn't seem to be helping much
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

    Still use the shed box. The humidity will allow the skin the stretch more easily and give some relief to the labored breathing.
    Then you might be able to get the shed off. It's worth a try anyway.
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    Re: can you identify this little squiggly?

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    This is a baby brown snake. They are very tiny as Steve said.
    They are easy to care for in my opinion.
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    This is Pedro my brown snake that I have. Worms and slugs are his favorite food.
    "Cleopatra"-Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis
    "Napoleon"-Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis
    "Pedro"-Storeria dekayi dekayi

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