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Re: shed help
luke warm water in the tub, and you can either put air holes in or only place them in it for a few minutes. Anything to increase the humidity will help rid the shed. It's like putting your snake in there very own little Sauna.
I have used it and it has worked well for me.
good luck
you may also want to spray the back of the enclosure to help with the humidity
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Re: shed help
Mist him, use hot tap water in a lil spray bottle. I know what your thinking hot water is to hot, to us yes but once it comes out as a fine mist it is much cooler. I spray the snake and a good shot in there house and if its still there the next morning i hit them again and its all good after that. I normally catch mine once there eyes clear and start then and walla!!!
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Re: shed help
if your humidity levels within the tank are correct to begin with then you wont have to worry about removing retained sheds anymore. read up on how to keep humidity levels up within the tank and try it out. it works!
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Re: shed help
If anyone here has a bad shed, I stick them in an appropriately sized(not bathtub) tub(or their tub in the rack), put about 1/2" warmish water in with a few paper towels for added friction, put the snake in, put lid on(or push tub into rack) and leave them for an hour or overnight if needed.
The shed comes off very easily with no stress to the snake. Hydrates them as well since they will likely drink when being soaked.
The key is heat and humidity.
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Re: shed help
I had a shed stuck on my male BPs face/eye (just a little bit, maybe 1 sq inch of skin), someone told me to put him in a moist pillowcase (then place him back in his tank, so it wouldn't get too cold).. After about 10 min the moisture and him rubbing around the pillowcase got the shed off and he looked great!
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