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Gravid Female Jungle Carpet question

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Justin Braga

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I have a question for someone knowledgable about breeding Jungle Carpet pythons. I have a female that is gravid and I'm expecting her to lay eggs any day now. It has been about a month since her post ovulation shed. My question is that just last night she shed again. She has been spending a lot more time in her laying box but I haven't read anywhere that she would shed again before she layed eggs. I'm wondering if I should be nervous and have her looked at or if she should be alright. She appears to be acting just as normal as ever and doesn't show any signs of anything wrong other than the shed. If someone could help me I'd really appreciate it.
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Justin Braga
 
sorry, my bad. Maybe one of the moderators could move it for me to the discussion forums.
Justin
 
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