Re: Quick shedding question
Hi,
I would just mist his tank lightly (not the snake just the tank around him) and let him get on with it.:)
You only need to soak if they have tried for a few days and just can't get it off.:)
And it's a great thing to watch isn't it.:rockon:
dr del
Re: Quick shedding question
I've done it before and here's what I did...
I dampened a towel , luke warm, and held the towel in my hand then closed my hand around the snake...and then let the snake wiggle his way through the wet towel...works very well :gj:
Re: Quick shedding question
try misting the enclosure so the humidity rises. if after 24 hours it still has pieces left of shedding, proceed to put in a tub with warm water for an hour and then let it run though a wet towel so any stuck skin can come off.
Re: Quick shedding question
I decided to help him out since it appeared he lost hope and was going back to sleep lol. I just filled my sink with luke warm water and let him swim a bit, started working from where he left off and we got the entire shed off in about 3 minutes. He was even working with me rubbing against my hands and moving when he could tell that his skin was coming off. He looks so beautiful and shiny now. :D ty
Re: Quick shedding question
good job and congrats :gj: :D
Re: Quick shedding question
It's always nice when a shed goes well, even if you have to help a bit with it. Next time do try and let the snake accomplish it himself though if at all possible. One of ours seems to think my husband is a shedding assist for her though. Anytime Kyna's near shed, if Mike has her out, she just happily scrubs along his skin pulling hers off in the process. I'll have to try and get a video of that one day. It's rather funny (scuse me, coming through, don't mind the dead skin, scuse me). :)