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Re: Baby pastel
Soak him in some warm water. And gently, very GENTLY start to rub it off. You dont want to just rip it off, because if its not ready then you could rip some of the non-shedding scales off.
Connor Paschke
Pre-vet Major at SUNY Plattsburgh
1.0 Jungle Carpet Pythons (Headhunter lineage)
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Re: Baby pastel
He looks awesome, way brighter then my first pastel. Sounds like he needs a bath. Just make sure you check the temp of the water.
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Re: Baby pastel
Nice looking Pastel!! I'd go with the first two answers.
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Re: Baby pastel
He's really pretty, I think my next little guy is going to be a pastel :]
I had the same problem with my spider when he shed. I tried soaking him several times, but it didn't really work that well, since they don't put their head in the water at all. I gave him a humid hide and kept it reeeeally humid for the month following, and the next time he shed it came right off.
Good luck :]
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1.0 spider ball python, Noah
0.1 genetic blurry ball python, Eleanor
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