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Re: Watching my first shed
That was really cool to watch it took about 2 hours!. There is a piece left right beind the head and much of it is sticking out i wonder if I could just pick this off while handleing him or do i have to do the towel trick? Also, i missed him do the eyes how do I tell if there are specticales?
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Re: Watching my first shed
so is it safe to handle now? i kinda want to get the old shed skin out but hes sitting on it!
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Re: Watching my first shed
 Originally Posted by TimmyG
so is it safe to handle now? i kinda want to get the old shed skin out but hes sitting on it!
My girl always stays hissy the day of her shed, so I usually leave her be but I do take the shed out of the tank and check for poop which is common, though if its feeding time she will usually eat.
Cool that you saw it! Mine always sheds in her hide and then somehow the role of skin ends up at the opening. Weird too since the inside of her hide is smooth, I wouldn't think there would be enough friction but it works just fine.
Last edited by Sonya610; 08-31-2008 at 05:46 PM.
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Re: Watching my first shed
Well I did decide to handle him since i figure most bites happen when the snake thinks you smell like mice and the little piece didn't come off when i tried (the pice looks like it does infact extend over one eye) so I plumped him into the shallow water and he did have a poop (btw I was surprised to see how big the poop was) so in maybe 5 more minutes I'll let him have a run through the damp wash cloth. Also, i think I have a really friendly snake as he didnt mind being handled at all
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