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shed ?
I have had my RTB for almost two years now. I have always keep a close whatch on temps and humid. The last shead however she left a small patch on her head and neck. I cheaked the temp and humid. and every thing was were it should be. Should I just what till next shed, pill it of myself, or what. Any advice would help, thanks
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Re: shed ?
She seems fine by the way. She is crawling all over my computer as we speak. The shead is not over her eyes.
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Re: shed ?
 Originally Posted by nathanledet
Is she head shy?
what do you mean?
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meaning if you touch anywhere near her head, will she snap back in fear?
If a stuck shed bugs me enough, I will usually make some effort to remove it.
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she moves back, but the shead is not really hindering me. I just want to make sure its not bothering her or is a result of something I am doing wrong. Like I said I have double checked the temps and humids and they are fine. I guess I just want to be on the safe side. You know how it is.
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always looking out for the snakes best interest
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Re: shed ?
If she isn't head shy, i'd say maybe go for it? Otherwise let nature takes it course, and i'm sure within a bit it'll eventually rub off. That happened with my BP when i had it, some on the head left over, was there for maybe like 4 days at the most, and then it was gone. Haven't had it with my Red-Tail, he's very headshy so i'd never try it on mine personally.
If any of that even makes sense?
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Re: shed ?
If you want to try and get the shed off. Take a damp hand towel and hold it so she can move through it. A couple times through and it should come off.
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