Thanks for the info Norm. Unfortunately some further symptoms have developed since I acquired the snake, symptoms that lean towards Ophidiomyces. As a result, the snake is indeed quarantined from the rest of my collection. I have been in contact with a herpetologist that has been doing work in recent years with Ophidiomyces in southern Illinois. Luckily, one thing the elapsoides has going for it is that it is accepting ground skinks.
I will try to find a larger 5 line skink or broad head to use to scent pinks for it.

Also that is a real shame about the black phase, looked real nice.

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