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Nope. I had a Kaa, Kaa is an Indian or Burmese python. Rock pythons are from Africa

@@ToddTheSnakeMan yes i know rock python

​@@ToddTheSnakeManbecause kaa is rocky python

Did you dilute the betadine? You only wanted to look like tea colored. It should be very thin.

@@ToddTheSnakeMan yes, it was tea colored.

Update: the yellowness disappeared after few days. Now the scalerot is gone. Thanks!

@@wolf1985l of course.

Yes. I moved to Washington state

Left Fresno county quick😂 don’t miss cali

Thanks

Actually no. When they do this their bodies are flooded with chemicals (like dopamine) to keep them calm

​@@ToddTheSnakeMan I wish human can do that 😂

Don’t worry, she fully recovered and there is an update video on my channel showing her with a partially regrown tail

In the wild, a coastal carpet python could and would. A pet would not

The lizard is fine. Are you daft?

@@the_canadian_goose6033 what are you talking about? Do you see anyone in here commenting about this? Animal abuse goes against RUclips community guidelines

@@ElectricEelStudios this isn’t animal abuse you child

@@ElectricEelStudiosyou aren’t very smart are you?

Also, there seems to be substrate underneath her scales, which I'm concerned could cause other issues, which is why I want to know about getting the dead scales off.

I don’t use hydrogen peroxide. I use betadine solution. Warm water and betadine, soak for 1/2 hour every 2-3 days

@@ToddTheSnakeMan thank you. I took her to a vet and got her on injection antibiotics. Sadly, she ended up getting a respiratory infection and couldn't fight it off. She was starting to look so good too, even the vet said so at a follow up appointment. She passed just a few days ago. I did everything I could to help her and I just hope she knew that before she passed. I learned so much tho over the last month. I have a new little guy now and will definitely take what I learned and do better for him

@@jenmai9326 did the vet give baytril? Sorry for your loss. Baytril is unfortunately, a 50/50 drug. 1/2 the time kills 1/2 the time heals, but it’s the go to drug for most vets.

Yes

If they are healthy and getting enough food lizards that lose their tails will regenerate them within 2 to 4 months it might take 68 months before it gets fully thick again with the fat reserves

High quality breeders, and a good incubator. Unfortunately, deformities occur no matter what. These animals came from a well known breeder, from good animals, with no genetic disposition for deformities and it still happened to two of six.

You aren’t very smart are you?

​@@the_canadian_goose6033 DID YOU HEAR THE LADY IN THE BACKGROUND LAUGHING? THESE PEOPLE TOOK THE TIME TO FILM AND LAUGH RATHER THAN GREIVE FOR THEIR PET. DONT YOU THINK IF YOUR PET SUFFERED A SERIOUS INJURY, YOU WOULDNT LAUGH AND FILM. THESE shellfish PEOPLE DID THIS ON PORPOUS ! AND YOUR TOO STUPID TOO SEE THAT.

@@CollectiveColinare you illiterate? Did you read the description? Until you do that I have no reason to talk to an daft arrogant dipsht

@@CollectiveColinit was a group of dogs that did this you dmbfck. I pity whatever daft child raised you to be such an ignorant p3ssy

Stick to economics and business. You obviously do not understand what you are looking at

This as noted before, was not necessarily a feeding attempt. It was to determine if it had enough motor control to thrive. Unfortunately it had none