In general I agree that they should know what's best for them. A question.......is it about to go into a shed? This will cause it to seek out a wet spot elsewhere if the water bowl isn't large enough, which if left to long could be detrimental to it's health. And, no offense, but if there isn't enough dry area for it to go to this may also contribute to the situation. Whatever the reason, if it has developed scale rot, there needs to be some intervention for the health of the snake. It will kill it if it's not attended to, and from my own negligence (sp) I know this to be true.



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