first time shed tips?

[baldegale]

so im dealing with my shed and i dont have the slightest clue what to do. i just noticed yesterday her eyes turned blue/gray. should i try and raise the humidity? should i give her baths? should i just leave her be? and how long should i wait to feed her after she sheds? i last tried feeding her monday with no luck. i was going to wait until next monday to try again


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[Kira]

Edit: Sorry I thought this was for a BP!

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Don't give her baths- that might just add to her stress. Bump up your humidity with a spray bottle to about 65%-75% humidity. After that just leave her be. She will go back to her normal colors shortly and then shed. You can offer again on Monday. Fresh shed snakes are always so lovely to look at

Absolutely not there is absolutely NO NEED to raise humidity to 60 or 75% for a hognose.

Hognose require low humidity, and do just fine at 20%-30% humidity including while shedding.

OP do not go over 40% humidity.

[Kira]

Absolutely not there is absolutely NO NEED to raise humidity to 60 or 75% for a hognose.

Hognose require low humidity, and do just fine at 20%-30% humidity including while shedding.

OP do not go over 40% humidity.

I'm so sorry! I'm on mobile and thought this was for a ball python :/

[baldegale]

Absolutely not there is absolutely NO NEED to raise humidity to 60 or 75% for a hognose.

Hognose require low humidity, and do just fine at 20%-30% humidity including while shedding.

OP do not go over 40% humidity.

already knew that part, her eyes are no longer pale and i have yet to see her body get pale, ive been checking daily. later ill check her tub to see if theres any shed anywhere, i wouldve now but she was a bit cranky so i didnt wanna handle her


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