Hello, I'm new to the forum and snake keeping as well. I have a young kenyan sand boa who is on his second shed , ( in, his last shed the head never fully shed, but this time its peeling off first). Since his last shed didn't go very well, I've researched a bit and decided to put him in a tupperware with warm moist paper towels for about an hour and its already sliding off. One concern is his mouth, I look at him from underneath and noticed a slight overbite type of thing, with pink surrounding it. I'm not sure if it's a characteristic of all ksb or I he has a respiratory infection because sand boas need a dryer environment than other snakes. Any help is appreciated, I'm worried about my young one
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