Shedding spray

what shedding spray do you recommend and where do you get it?

None, increase humidity and or offer a humid hide also if its just spots a warm wash cloth with work.

thanks that's what I've been doing

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Originally Posted by southbay54

what shedding spray do you recommend and where do you get it?

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The commercially available shedding sprays are just water and a miniscule amount of other ingredients that are in such small quantities that they supposedly don't do anything. In short, misting with tap water does the same thing only saves you lots of money...been there, done that...

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Originally Posted by sho220

The commercially available shedding sprays are just water and a miniscule amount of other ingredients that are in such small quantities that they supposedly don't do anything. In short, misting with tap water does the same thing only saves you lots of money...been there, done that...

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Thanks, I'll keep that going

A product called water ;)

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Originally Posted by Mr Oni

A product called water ;)

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Dihydrogen monoxide (also know as hydrohydroxic acid) works quite well in my experience. You have to be careful though; inhalation of the vapors has been known to cause death :D

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Originally Posted by Mephibosheth1

Dihydrogen monoxide (also know as hydrohydroxic acid) works quite well in my experience. You have to be careful though; inhalation of the vapors has been known to cause death :D

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haha

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Originally Posted by southbay54

what shedding spray do you recommend and where do you get it?

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De-ionized, De-mineralized water.
From Culligan around this area. But, most grocery stores have the same stuff in a fill your own bottle station for about $2-$3 for 20 litres.
This has no chlorine which is something i don't want my snakes ingesting or slithering through and doesn't leave mineral build up on the surfaces of the enclosure.
In plastic tubs potable tap water is probably just fine.

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Originally Posted by Raven01

De-ionized, De-mineralized water.
From Culligan around this area. But, most grocery stores have the same stuff in a fill your own bottle station for about $2-$3 for 20 litres.
This has no chlorine which is something i don't want my snakes ingesting or slithering through and doesn't leave mineral build up on the surfaces of the enclosure.
In plastic tubs potable tap water is probably just fine.

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thanks

None they are a waste of money, for a good shed all that is needed is proper humidity.

And if you REALLY need something get a spray bottle and put some water in it :gj: