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120 Introduction The skin of a snake is composed of three layers as in other vertebrates. The innermost layer is soft and fibrous, the inner layer dermis contains pigment cells and outer layer is of keratin known as epidermis. New epidermis grows beneath the old, and after it is fully formed, the snake loses the old outer skin. This process is known as ecdysis or sloughing or moulting. The period or interval between two moults varies according to species, age, state of health, food intake and environmental condition.

Skin moulting of Indian Rock Python Python molurus in captivity