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    Rubbing while in shed

    Hi all,

    My red tail boa is going through shed. Her eyes blued and have been clear for two days. Whenever she is in her enclosure she is always curled up under her hide. But if I take her out, she rubs against everything, she'll curl around herself like she's trying to pull her skin off.

    She doesn't show any visible shedding, just wrinkles.

    Should I just leave her in her enclosure and let her do her thing?

    Thanks!


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    Yes, let her do her thing. I've never had any of my boas have a bad shed, so I'm sure she'll do just fine on her own. Give the enclosure a light mist if you want to do something for her.
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    Re: Rubbing while in shed

    Quote Originally Posted by Daybreaker View Post
    Yes, let her do her thing. I've never had any of my boas have a bad shed, so I'm sure she'll do just fine on her own. Give the enclosure a light mist if you want to do something for her.
    Okay, thanks so much!


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