So I’m not eating or studying – or furthering my skills in the activities I used to enjoy (but don’t anymore) – because my comfort zone is restricted – and dislike the struggle of getting out of that comfort zone. I am not being tolerant.

How should I expand my comfort zone in the right way so I can enjoy everything – but stop procrastinating and slobbing about?

There is a dim green light that comes on when the charger is plugged in, as well as a bright yellow light. The dim green light turns bright green when connected to a battery or when the terminals are touched together. The charging indicator needle doesn’t move, ever.

Anyone got any ideas? I used a jumper wire to jump across the circuit breaker inside the battery charger and that did not change anything, so thats not it.

Children who have gone through the juvenile justice system have a negative effect on society after they are released.

After doing my research, I now believe the opposite. Should I revise the beginning of my research paper to reflect my new theory?

That was about two/three weeks ago. Last week when handling her I noticed two patches of broken scales. A few stick out, they rasp against each other, but must are crimped inwards. They kind of look like the tips have been broke clean off, but the scale tips are just folded back. On the two patches, you can see that they’re crimped, even if they’re the right shape they have lines in them – as if you had a fingernail that got bent back without breaking.

I’ve been watching her since then and it’s superficial. No wound, no bleeding, the substrate doesn’t get in it etc etc The rasping might be a bit uncomfortable for her perhaps, but how am I to know? She acts exactly the same, eats like a pig.

I’m pretty sure that this will just shed out, but I hear some scale problems take more than one shed to be completely “fixed”. She’s isn’t due for one in at least four months, she just had one in February. (Always has complete, healthy sheds)

Basically what I’m asking is for opinions from people who have experienced it with a herp. How many sheds did it take? Do you think a single shed will fix this problem? Will her next shed be likely to have trouble in those areas even with proper humidity?
Also just for a fresh pair of eyes on the subject: Am I right that it’s just superficial or do you think it could actually be a problem to the snake in some way? It’s not catching substrate, but it does snag on skin/fabric when held.

THANK YOU GUYS! ANY OPINIONS AND ADVICE IS WELCOME!