im new to all of this i need help

Yea i hooked it up then left it alone for 4 hours. It's holding humidity and heat well.

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Originally Posted by Scottywelsh

Is it at all possible to put your snake into a plastic tub just for a couple weeks to make sure she heals tidy ?
Won't have to worry about keeping it dry then while she heals.
Doesn't have to be fancy. A tub, paper towel, uth, thermostat, 2 hides and a water bowl.

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This is is what you should do.

Hey there! Any update on your noodle?

If you're still having problems, I would highly recommend putting her in quarantine just for a couple of weeks in a sterilite tub or something similar. I don't really know your reasons for why it isn't an option right now, but it doesn't have to be her permanent home, just like a mini-hospital if you will :)

This will allow you to remove your snake from the enclosure and possibly re-do the setup (clean it, and then set it up again and let it settle w/o the snake in it so you can monitor heat & humidity levels without causing harm to the snake). I know it's terrifying when the problem just keeps getting worse, but it's part of the learning experience. Please do consider the tub. I think she would really benefit from it. Oh I almost forgot! The heat bulb/lamp sucks out humidity terribly. I'd recommend putting a dimmer, or just completely turning it off until the situation gets better.

Best of luck! :)