my first burm!

Often folks will use a bucket with lukewarm water (if it feels WARM to your fingers it is almost too hot for the snake) with something to serve as a lid (screen etc).

A plastic container with a snap on lid works great for soaking smaller snakes like young burms and ball pythons.

I don't put anything inside the box for them to rub on, after an hour of soaking almost of of the shed practically slides off of them.

You can put the box inside the animals cage while they soak so it stays warm.

Good luck.

-adam

i hope will not stess him:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by FunuS

i hope will not stess him:rolleyes:

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He's already going to be stressed by the stuck shed, can't get worse.

-adam

mm..:( bad this..because he hasnt eat yet..and i am afraid that the next time i try feed him he will not eat again...

ok!today i put his old skin out!;) now has left a litle in hiw tail and a litle under his head..i couldnt put it off bat tomorrow i will try again!..he was not seems to be very stress in 2 days i will try feed him!...

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today he eat a pup!he wasnt attacked to the rat just open hiw mouth and put it in...:O

Congratulations on the feed! I'm sure it's a relief he ate.

thanks! Yes its a very big relief that he ate!:D