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Hi, erm I checked him out and he looked in the stage were he was just about to shed, so i gave it a day, checked again and he looked asthough he'd shed (normal) so i thought 'ok' and started looking for his old skin... found nothing it might be in the substrate (wood chip) but i searched pretty well!, what could of happend?
Its Probs me just worrying!
Cheers Anthony.
Give him another day or two and he'll shed, usually takes a few days after they look "normal" again to shed their skin.
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Chantel a.k.a. sillygirl
"I came, I saw, I adopted"
2.3.0 green anoles (Stumpy (M)), and the rest remain nameless.
2.2.0 green tree frogs (Romeo & Juliet, Bonnie & Clyde)
0.0.3 D. tinctorius (Cobalt froglets)
0.1 Anerythristic 'B' (Charcoal)corn snake (Popcorn)
0.1 Snow Corn (KandyKorn)
0.2 Amel Corns (KornSilk & KornMuffin)
0.0.1 Normal Corn (PepperKorn)
1.0 Creamsicle Corn (Kream)
0.0.1 Giant African Millipede
2.4 Domestic house cats (Bad Boy (m), Bart(m),Sasha(F),Little Bit(F),Spirit(F)
1.0 Rottweiler (Jake)
1.2 Rats (new additions with no names yet)
1.4 Mice (My step-daughter seems to think they are pets)
1.0 Husband (David, who loves all my critters too)
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