About the shedding process
So i read the sticky about it and just had a quick question that i didnt find. Do they become abit more active. My snake has suddenly become abit more active and nothing has changed in his tank. Second thing is went to pick him up and he hissed at me which was new, still took him out just to make sure everything was ok and saw his belly was a wee pink so i think he's about to shed. The more active is just the part throwing me off.
Re: About the shedding process
I am not to sure about the more active part because when my bp is in shed he doesn't move at all. The hissing is quite normal though, that is to be expected because your snake is in shed. I don't mess with my snake at all when he is in shed. Your snake could possibly be a bit stressed out, that is the only reason I can think of for the movement. How are your temps and humidity? Make sure you have your humidity at 60% to 70% so your snake will have a complete shed.
Re: About the shedding process
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ballpythonluvr
I am not to sure about the more active part because when my bp is in shed he doesn't move at all. The hissing is quite normal though, that is to be expected because your snake is in shed. I don't mess with my snake at all when he is in shed. Your snake could possibly be a bit stressed out, that is the only reason I can think of for the movement. How are your temps and humidity? Make sure you have your humidity at 60% to 70% so your snake will have a complete shed.
I agree.
Mine stays put till its time to rub off the shed. Check your numbers and keep your humidity up, that is very important. I will mist mine with a spray bottle a few times a day during shed. Another good way to keep the humidity up is by adding damp moss in its hides. Not wet, just damp. Or you can make a shed box.
It does have at least two hides? One warm side, one cool side.
Re: About the shedding process
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KMG
What do you mean wet side?
x2^ this lol