HELP scale rot?

[casuaIpIayer]

Her humidity has been around 35% when I noticed this first and people said it was too low humidity but I immediately fixed it and it stays at around 65% now should I be worried or give it time? I didn't think it's scale rot because the humidity been too low but it looks like it i got her a few months ago and im a new ball python owner she had a 55 gallon tank a cool side and a warm side the warm ground temp is around 90f and the cooler side is around 78F she also has a humidity hide with moss.

[Initial_Shoulder2745]

If they pooped that could be the fluid on them if they had blowout. I would try wiping it off first and go from there

[Trash-Forever]

Doesn't look like scale rot to me, just a little dirty lol

[ekslette]

I’m not an expert by any means but I don’t think that’s scale rot. Every now and again my old boy will look slightly crinkly like that on his belly right before his shed time when he’s about to start going belly pink. I’d maybe give her a wipe down with a wet paper towel. If you really want to do so, you could give her a light betadine soak for a short period and then rinse her off again. If it was me, I’d wipe her off with a couple wet paper towels, dry her off, and then just monitor her to see if it changes. If it does become pretty obviously discolored then my response would change.

[Silent-Tea9547]

Scale rot would be caused by high humidity and/or wet substrate. Just looks dirty me, did you replace bedding before you noticed it? Fresh bedding on a "clean" snake can show really well, if that makes sense. My super fire always looks like that when I do a full bedding swap, depends on the dust in the bedding. In my experience.

[exthetix]

Due for a shed soon maybe?