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Is there anything quite so sad looking...

Wilder

Wilder

Y HALO THAR
... as a little snake about to shed? Narya looks so darn sad in the pictures I took of her last night. Didn't handle her at all, just snapped them while she lay there in her viv, looking very sorry for herself... ;)

<img src="http://home.comcast.net/~kbsheltie/sorrysnake2.jpg"/>
 
They do seem pathetic...

before they shed. Mine go into hiding and hate to be bothered. I have one neonate that can't shed for beans, and I go through a bonding ceremony where I wet my fingers and peel her from head to toe. She loves it, she weaves in and out of my fingers, rubbing and rubbing! If she were a cat, she'd be purring.

1.4.3 cornsnakes
0.0.1 Baird's ratsnake
1.0 Queretaro kingsnake
0.0.1 Russian ratsnake
1.0 CA kingsnake
0.1 Mexican black kingsnake
0.1 red Goin's kingsnake
1.0 Western hognose
0.0.1 lav albino kingsnake
0.0.1 Great Plains ratsnake
plus assorted lizards and furry creatures
 
OOh I've done that with some of my hatchlings and it's really lovely to do. I agree that they definitely seem to enjoy it.
 
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