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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  21:36:26  Show Profile
my corn shed at the begining of may and ive just noticed his eyes were quite cloudy again now and seem a bit blind when going for his mouse? is it normal to shed again so soon?

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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  21:42:55  Show Profile
Id think so, Best thing to do is keep a record of each time the shed (start and finish) then you learn what is 'normal' for them. They all vary so normal for 1 is not for another x Gemma
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gingerpony
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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  21:51:40  Show Profile  Click to see gingerpony's MSN Messenger address
very good point ourhouse
at approx 6 weeks between sheds i'm guessing you've got a youngster growing normally?

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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  21:57:00  Show Profile
why thank you GP, I used to keep a record of all sort with my snakes in the past (spreadsheets are my friends lol) I record feeding times, shed details and dates (from cloudy eyes through to finish), weight every week before feeding, when ive done a deep clean and temp checks daily (just in case lol)
OMG that sounds like i have far to much time on my hands
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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  22:04:26  Show Profile
not sure how old he is i got him from a friend who got him from someone else. we measured his skin after he shed and it was about 5 1/2 foot. not really measured him tho. i'll find out how often he shed with her.
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gingerpony
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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  22:11:37  Show Profile  Click to see gingerpony's MSN Messenger address
a 5ft corn then? i'd say a growth spurt then, did you get a feeding record with him when you bought him? are you feeding him more frequently or larger meals?

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Posted - 20/06/2009 :  22:47:05  Show Profile
no didnt get anything like that we were just told they fed him on a large mouse once a week so thats what we've been doing.
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gingerpony
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Posted - 21/06/2009 :  00:05:09  Show Profile  Click to see gingerpony's MSN Messenger address
i still wouldn't be overly concerned, give it a while and see if a pattern develops ie. if a 6 week shed cycle is normal for him

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Brookestar
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Posted - 21/06/2009 :  15:43:49  Show Profile  Click to see Brookestar's MSN Messenger address
have you got a pic of him? i want to see the beast!!!
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Posted - 21/06/2009 :  15:51:20  Show Profile
Yea Noodle only shed 2days ago and already his Eyes are cloudy.. tho the whole process for Noodle takes about 3weeks from Beginning to end... so it is Normal

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sexychef
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Posted - 21/06/2009 :  17:23:57  Show Profile  Click to see sexychef's MSN Messenger address
quote:
Originally posted by Sparrowhawk

Yea Noodle only shed 2days ago and already his Eyes are cloudy.. tho the whole process for Noodle takes about 3weeks from Beginning to end... so it is Normal



this pattern sounds very abnormal to me



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gingerpony
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Posted - 21/06/2009 :  20:55:15  Show Profile  Click to see gingerpony's MSN Messenger address
sounds like there could be an underlying problem............ illness? injury? parasites?

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Posted - 21/06/2009 :  21:35:39  Show Profile  Click to see sexychef's MSN Messenger address
quote:
Originally posted by gingerpony

sounds like there could be an underlying problem............ illness? injury? parasites?



i was thinking that could it be scar tissue heeling?



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Posted - 22/06/2009 :  01:32:33  Show Profile
God dont tell me theres something wrong with him now :O

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Posted - 22/06/2009 :  01:33:56  Show Profile
Hes perfectly normal.. i lift him everyday and check his scales etc... he doesnt appear to be ill or anything, no injurys or nothin. His eyes appeared cloudy.ish today.. or maybe it was the way the sun was reflecting or the angle i looked at him

0.0.1 Amelanistic Corn 'Noodle'
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