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Unrolling a shed
Hey guys,
I was just wondering how you unrroll a shed? I would be afraid that I would tear it or something. Do you get it wet or do you just leave it as it is? (no out of context please lol).
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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Re: Unrolling a shed
Once it's off the snake? Do you want to see how long it is?
I've done it before, I just went slowly. I believe it was a little damp for some reason.
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Re: Unrolling a shed
I just did it this morning....I kinda mist it as I go. If its fresh it'll unroll reaaall easy.
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Re: Unrolling a shed
ok thanks
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Re: Unrolling a shed
Normally if I get it before it dries, I just carefully unroll it. If it's dried, I just chuck it and wait for someone else to shed. I have a stack of whole sheds, because so many kids(and not so kid) have wanted one.
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Re: Unrolling a shed
 Originally Posted by wolfy-hound
Normally if I get it before it dries, I just carefully unroll it. If it's dried, I just chuck it and wait for someone else to shed. I have a stack of whole sheds, because so many kids(and not so kid) have wanted one.
lol
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Re: Unrolling a shed
I usually do it after they shed. If its really dry then you can run it under some water or mist. I unroll a lot of my snakes shed to see if they shed mostly their eyecaps properly. I hate retained eyecaps and I'm pretty diligent with making sure they came off especially with snakes that have retained them before.
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Re: Unrolling a shed
Just watch out when you unroll some of them. Some snakes like to leave a stinky present in the center of that shed roll.
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Re: Unrolling a shed
 Originally Posted by frankykeno
Just watch out when you unroll some of them. Some snakes like to leave a stinky present in the center of that shed roll. 
Yea, been there! Can be pretty nasty...
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Re: Unrolling a shed
Soak the shed in water for a few minutes. It should soften right back up and be easy to unroll.
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