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    So he was in such a sorry state (trying and failing to get it off his face) when I checked I gave him the soak and helped him get the shed off- I didn't want to do anything harsh so I just held the loose skin bits gently and let him pull it off. Everything is now off perfectly (including eyecaps- very proud of him for getting those off, thankfully they came with the head skin easily, and the tail tip). He was super calm too throughout.

    He looks like a new snake now and is happily curled up in his hide again. Thanks for all the help, guys! Hopefully the next one will go better!

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    Re: First shed nerves

    I'd love a pic, it's the best moment to brag your noodle!

    Congrats on the successful shed!


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    I'll try for one tomorrow poor thing's been messed about enough for one evening haha

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    Re: First shed nerves

    Quote Originally Posted by Arcticae View Post
    So he was in such a sorry state (trying and failing to get it off his face) when I checked I gave him the soak and helped him get the shed off- I didn't want to do anything harsh so I just held the loose skin bits gently and let him pull it off. Everything is now off perfectly (including eyecaps- very proud of him for getting those off, thankfully they came with the head skin easily, and the tail tip). He was super calm too throughout.

    He looks like a new snake now and is happily curled up in his hide again. Thanks for all the help, guys! Hopefully the next one will go better!
    Bet he looks a bit plumper as well ?!




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    He does a bit, yes!

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