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  • 04-06-2006, 07:32 PM
    Wild Bill
    Re: NEEDED or UNNECESSARY?? Opinions....
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by DrEwTiMe
    In this case bud i think it works. The only thing that causes bad sheds is lack of humidity. If the cage is humid, there is really nothing else that can cause a shed to become flaked or stuck.

    I guess this is just a matter of opinion, but my snake has had nothing but perfect sheds and i never bothered to use that product.

    If you read my first post, I never said it was required or needed. I simply said that I use it and it does have its place. I also stated that is is not the same as water, because its not. You can ask lots of breeders about snakes having bad sheds regardless of keeping good humidity. I also believe I have seen Adam post saying sometimes snakes have bad sheds regardless of humidity. I was just trying to let people know that read this thread that it is a useful tool in the care of snakes. No where did I state it was a must. I have seen snakes kept with adequate humidity have bad sheds, so it is not just humidity related. I have also recommended to people with snakes that have had bad sheds with nothing but positive experiences. :)
  • 04-07-2006, 12:21 PM
    TraconSnake
    Re: NEEDED or UNNECESSARY?? Opinions....
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Wild Bill
    I also believe I have seen Adam post saying sometimes snakes have bad sheds regardless of humidity.

    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=29607

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki
    Some ball pythons are just great shedders ... they will get it all off in a tight little "wad" no matter what the humidity in the cage or even the conditions. Others, are just always bad shedders ... even with perfect environments and humidity, their sheds are always flakey and stuck ... I have a few hypos that can be especially bad at times ... I have a personal theory that some ball pythons have "thinner" sheds than others (from birth, many of my hypos seem to have had thinner sheds in general) and that thinner shedders are usually poorer shedders than thicker shedders.

  • 04-07-2006, 04:55 PM
    shavemycoinpurse
    Re: NEEDED or UNNECESSARY?? Opinions....
    I use Vita-Spray not for vitamin enrichment, but because it improves the appearance of the skin.



    On my younger animals it has definitely improved the quality of the shed.
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