This is the little guy I posted about who was not eating. Once again, he (she?) is not eating but this time it's only because he's getting ready to shed. About 5 days ago it started to get a little darker and the back almost turned brown. I got a little worried because the snake species I've dealt with tend to just turn opaque or gray when they are about to shed so I wasn't sure if it was getting sick or not. The eyes began to fog over a day or so ago confirming that it's just shedding and nothing is wrong and now you can a see a small piece on the back beginning to flake off. I can't wait for it to shed, I hope it comes out nice 
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Smooth Greensnake pic!
anuraanman
Jul 18, 2006 07:50 PM
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housesnakes
Jul 20, 2006 08:38 AM
>>This is the little guy I posted about who was not eating. Once again, he (she?) is not eating but this time it's only because he's getting ready to shed. About 5 days ago it started to get a little darker and the back almost turned brown. I got a little worried because the snake species I've dealt with tend to just turn opaque or gray when they are about to shed so I wasn't sure if it was getting sick or not. The eyes began to fog over a day or so ago confirming that it's just shedding and nothing is wrong and now you can a see a small piece on the back beginning to flake off. I can't wait for it to shed, I hope it comes out nice
>> im jealous ive bin looking for a pair of those all summer and havent found a one.nice looking snake you got there.
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until next time make mine slither.herb
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