Does Domino have a problem?

[TheFrogman]

Don't let this cute pose fool you, she will eat your face off............LOL

Seriously, what ya think we got going on, on the left side of her head?

I thought it was just lighting but I took several pictures and its in all the pictures. Maybe from rubbing on her screen which she does do?

http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af358/Reptile_Nest/Scales_zps6e48973b.jpg

[CameronVarnish]

Yea, it looks like he was just rubbing on the screen. It may go away with the next shed. Nothing to worry about, though.

[wrecker45]

Looks like a piece of shed that did not come off.

[TheFrogman]

Looks like a piece of shed that did not come off.

It wasn't there when I got her, 2 weeks ago and she hasn't shed since Ive owned her

[TheFrogman]

Now ya got me looking, shes too wound up for me to hold her and check but check this out. I found this on her tail.

http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af358/Reptile_Nest/s1_zps31a75d75.jpg

http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af358/Reptile_Nest/s2_zpseb6315a4.jpg

[Starbuck]

could it possibly be a bleb or urine/urates, or musk if you were trying to handle her/pick her up? (the second picture) i agree the first picture will probably resolve with a shed.

[TheFrogman]

Yep, Its musk, I didn't know Brooks did that, thanks everyone, and Im sorry, Im a worry wart with all my animals.

[EL Ziggy]

Hey Frog, does Domino ever smile :)? She looks so intense. I wouldn't want to tick her off :)

[TheFrogman]

Hey Frog, does Domino ever smile :)? She looks so intense. I wouldn't want to tick her off :)

She only smiles when she is eating but you cant tell because she has her mouth full.....I try not to tick her off, she a bit attitudy. LOL

[sharthun]

Love her head! Looks so menacing! Beautiful King!:)

[TheFrogman]

Love her head! Looks so menacing! Beautiful King!:)

LOL, thanks but menacing isn't the word I use, I actually call her "Mean and Nasty" .

Shes a handful for sure, she never sleeps which makes it hard to do routine maintenance on her house because as soon as I open her screen she either want to eat me or run out, and shes fast !

[sharthun]

LOL, thanks but menacing isn't the word I use, I actually call her "Mean and Nasty" .

Shes a handful for sure, she never sleeps which makes it hard to do routine maintenance on her house because as soon as I open her screen she either want to eat me or run out, and shes fast !

LOL, having your hand in the cage will help her really get to know ya!

[TheFrogman]

I gave my garbage disposal the fuzzies that my Spotty wouldn't eat today due to him getting ready to shed, When Domino came out to eat the leftovers I see this (below)

So now that I see Domino is getting ready to shed, I have looked at all the Care Sheets and it really does not address this....
Brooks Kings require a low humidity,

•Should I mist her now that shes blue?
•Should I place a humid hide in for her?

http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af358/Reptile_Nest/Dominblue_zps77d9bf6c.jpg

[Lankyrob]

I use humid hides for all my snakes, even the "low humidity" ones

[Mikoh4792]

Brooks don't "require" low humidity. They handle low humidity well. You can mist his enclosure or provide a humid box.

They come from Florida so their natural habitat can get humid at times

[TheFrogman]

Brooks don't "require" low humidity. They handle low humidity well. You can mist his enclosure or provide a humid box.

They come from Florida so their natural habitat can get humid at times

I totally agree with everything that you offer, I thought the same, Florida, high humidity right? But caresheets all say keep them at low humidity.

Thanks !

[Mikoh4792]

I totally agree with everything that you offer, I thought the same, Florida, high humidity right? But caresheets all say keep them at low humidity.

Thanks !

Np, it's probably for sanitary reasons(bacterial/fungal growth...etc). But some breeders I know keep them on cypress mulch in tubs(high humidity) and they do fine.

[IW17]

Brooks don't "require" low humidity. They handle low humidity well. You can mist his enclosure or provide a humid box.

They come from Florida so their natural habitat can get humid at times

I was born and raised in central Florida, and "at times" is a serious understatement! Lol