Re: Feeding when close to shed
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Originally Posted by
CornSnakeHandler
This may be a beginner tip, but if it's hard for you to get the right humidity for your snake to shed, just give it a nice luke-warm bath. It will be beneficial for the snake and it will enjoy it! Along with making the scales softer and easier to come off. By the end of the bath hopefully he will be happy :) Also hope I helped at all :D
I would not soak him prior to shedding.
If you're having trouble raising the humidity in your enclosure, make him a humid hide.
Re: Feeding when close to shed
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Originally Posted by
michaelt
humidity hasn't been to much of a problem because i run a steam humidifier in my room plus the enclosure has a dish built into the hide on the hot side then also have a water dish on the cool side, planned on doing the warm bath thing on friday night.
If your humidity levels are already fine, and you've verified this with a hygrometer, leave the snake alone until he's shed. Aside from ensuring he has correct humidity, he doesn't need any help with the process.
Re: Feeding when close to shed
If it's in blue you can go ahead and offer a soaked rodent. If it denies it you'll know for next time.
Re: Feeding when close to shed
I leave it up to the individual snake. I feed every Monday night (once it's dark). If the snake eats great, if not they wait til next Monday night.
Hope this helps