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Two different worlds together for a few pictures

DaemoNox

Abyssus abyssum invocat
Sometimes only pictures work to make such a comparason:

Paimon on the back of Mephisto:

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Collosis (4.5 feet) on the lower half of Mephisto:

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He's just fine. He gets like that when we skip a few bath times, right after he's eaten and curled up for a few days, right before a shed, and when he gets into tight places he doesnt realise he cant fit. It's kind of like the fold in peoples stomachs when they bend over, and with the lower humidity of winter they kind of stay bent like that. A few good soaks and a shed usually take care of it just fine, at least untill he does something to bend them again.
 
The boa's scales do that too when they stay stationary (read lazy) for some time. They just need to "unkink." Mephisto is gorgeous! Reminds me of my albino burm Hoth. *sniff sniff* miss that guy :(
 
Most burms have such sweet personalities; Mephisto is more like my child then a pet. I adopted him about 3 years ago, he was loose exploring back yards in St. Paul. whether set free or escaped I'm not sure, but either way it shouldnt of happened. He was about 4 feet long, had a few scratches, but was just as much of a teddy bear as he is now, except now he has that movie star attitude.
 
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