This is a natural phenomenon that happens fairly often with snakes body scales, but often goes un-noticed. Check out the way two of her scale rows bifurcate, and split-off into two other separate rows.......weird!


~Doug




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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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• some interesting scalation - DMong, Thu Nov 26 14:25:07 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - Lovin2act, Fri Nov 27 00:56:48 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - DMong, Fri Nov 27 09:29:45 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - monklet, Fri Nov 27 10:16:53 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - DMong, Fri Nov 27 11:29:15 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - Lovin2act, Fri Nov 27 17:07:37 2009
• Better to ask - monklet, Sat Nov 28 13:01:07 2009
• RE: Better to ask - Lovin2act, Sat Nov 28 13:53:36 2009
• RE: Better to ask - monklet, Sun Nov 29 14:50:18 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - terryd, Fri Nov 27 10:26:35 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - DMong, Fri Nov 27 11:33:56 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - Dan_W, Fri Nov 27 14:54:30 2009
• RE: some interesting scalation - DMong, Fri Nov 27 16:13:15 2009
• not in my snake room - snake_bit, Sat Nov 28 15:53:41 2009