This guy belongs to my good friend Eric Daley. This Yellowbelly had one shed and just turned on him! Lucky SOB! :cheers:

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l112/djslurp1200/Captive%20Bred%20Reptiles/IMGYB.jpg

Man that is HOT! :master:

I've seen and heard of that happening before with spiders - in those cases they returned to their original color afterward. At any rate it's a cool looking ball...

Looks pretty typical of a l-tyrosine and copper deficiency. It will color back up.

Looks pretty typical of a l-tyrosine and copper deficiency. It will color back up.

dammmm tosh...
just dump a bucket of ice water down his pants and walk away...
seriously though, what makes you think that ?
ck

dammmm tosh...
just dump a bucket of ice water down his pants and walk away...
seriously though, what makes you think that ?
ck

LOL -- that's vivid!!!


Seriously tho -- seen it happen a lot - generally has something to do with the feeders tho it's been theorized that some snakes just don't process the chemicals well -- however it would seem that if that were the case they'd either stay that color or continually have the problem - but in most cases once they start coloring back up (usually a very dirty grainy looking color) they don't "relaps" .

LOL -- that's vivid!!!


Seriously tho -- seen it happen a lot - generally has something to do with the feeders tho it's been theorized that some snakes just don't process the chemicals well -- however it would seem that if that were the case they'd either stay that color or continually have the problem - but in most cases once they start coloring back up (usually a very dirty grainy looking color) they don't "relaps" .

thanx for the enlightenment.
ck

Well it's a great looking BP either way. :cheers:

wow very nice