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Good advice. 
My current shed regimen is upping the humidity to 80%, and filling a spare rubbermaid I have with some water just deep enough for soaking. I place a stick or rock in it so the snake doesn't have to swim all the time if it gets tired. And I soak the snake in there for about 10-20 minutes once a day until the shed. With the daily soakings, and the high humidity, sheds aren't a problem.
Guess it's basically the same as your regimen only without the shed ease. For some reason I've told myself I'll try to get everything right on my own and stay away from products. I'm weird like that.
2.0 python regius - Ace(pastel) and Pelota(cross-dresser  )
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Hee hee hee...
I got to admit that I am a sucker for snake products...I LOVE trying out all the latest stuff from companies like ZooMed and HerpCare....I got all kinds of crazy stuff to use on my snakes...I love spending money on my snakes...it gives me a warm scaly feeling...
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I just give my BP a good spray down a few times a day, and when they start to "peel" then let them soak just for a minute in their water bowls. Then a perfect shed every time.
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hmmm... shed ease... *goes to petco.com*
might be lookin into that. thanks
1.1 bps- Apollo & Pandora ♥

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Hmm, I prefer not to spray chemicals on my snakes.
I'd rather soak em, and bump up the humidity.
Nothing but perfect sheds here.
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Yay, you're a purist too? <3
Also lol @ Buckethead avatar
2.0 python regius - Ace(pastel) and Pelota(cross-dresser  )
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 Originally Posted by Blink
Hmm, I prefer not to spray chemicals on my snakes.
I'd rather soak em, and bump up the humidity.
Nothing but perfect sheds here.
Same here. I've heard a couple of different things about shed-ease, and 75% of them bad. I'll stick with proper husbandry and let the sheds take care of themselves.
- Carson
Compadres, it is imperative that we crush the freedom fighters before the start of the rainy season. And remember, a shiny new donkey for whomever brings me the head of Colonel Montoya.
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yeah, it shouldn't really be neccesary to use products and stuff in order to get a good shed once you have had your snakes for several sheds and have all their husbandry right. natural is always good, and cheaper too.
- Emily

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All right, tell me, what you heard that's horrible about shed ease?
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