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Worried about woma
A while back I posted something about my woma being underweight. Now he is in deep shed and won't do anything. I know that many snakes become inactive when in deep shed but he also refuses to shed. He doesn't move much and doesn't eat. I gave him a long bath the other day but he hasn't shed any. What should I do? I'm worried about him.
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Re: Worried about woma
Nevermind everyone. He has shed and is eating fine.
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Re: Worried about woma
Yeah, sometimes ya get worried and open your mouth that's when it happens. Glad he is doing well for you. 
-Yar 
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Re: Worried about woma
My corn snake does the same. She hasn't moved out of her burrow for days because she's deep in shed. Its alright, I wouldn't want to move either if I was blind.
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My adult male BRB can take weeks to go through a shed cycle, and he really does look miserable from when his eyes turn gray to when he finishes. I just keep his humidity up (ok, higher even than normal), and don't handle him any more than necessary until he's done.
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