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Pitiful Shedding boy

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  • 01-20-2014, 06:12 PM
    KMG
    I have more snakes that refuse during a shed than I do that eat. I choose to let them be and feed after they shed.
  • 01-20-2014, 06:16 PM
    200xth
    Re: Pitiful Shedding boy
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    Originally Posted by KryptBaby View Post
    We decided to not even try. Poor guy is hiding in his hide and is 1000% not interested in moving. His humidity was a little low so I adjusted it and he is on track for a beautiful shed.

    I find it easier that way.

    Some will eat, some won't. They can all survive a single missed scheduled feeding by a few days, so rather than bother them and potentially waste a feeder for no reason, I don't even offer once I realize they are in shed.

    No guesswork for me, days of solitude for them. Everyone's happy.
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