Aiding shedding for a juvenile
I have a half year old pinstripe that has been shedding for 3 days now. I have been oblivious to read that they need higher humidity when shedding, but as of now the humidity has been raised and he's worked through it. By the third day, hes mostly finished with shed, but still has a few bits in random places. I read the sticky on how to aid him, but my concern with that is how small he is, and also how naturally aggressive he is. I know for a fact that theres no chance he will run through a wash cloth for me. Not yet anyway. Any suggestions. Hes nearly a foot and a half, diameter of a half dollar. Well fed and round, just young.
Re: Aiding shedding for a juvenile
Your snake seems a bit on the small side to me. Answering some questions and providing pics of your caging setup will help us help you. What are your temps and humidity usually? How are you heating and adding humidity?
Re: Aiding shedding for a juvenile
Never mind, I read that wrong. I thought it was a year and a half. Not half a year.
Aiding shedding for a juvenile
Many of my bps are on weanlings or small rats by 6 months, so he could still be hungry, hence his "aggressive" behavior.