Quote Originally Posted by stratus_020202 View Post
Humidity should be 50% all the time. You can bump it up to around 60% during sheds. Some do, some don't and still have good sheds. I do, because I think it makes it easier for the snake to shed.
Actually, humidity should be 60% all the time, and can be bumped up to 70 to 80% during sheds. Remember, bad sheds are caused by low-level dehydration. Not something you want to subject the animal to when it's NOT in shed, either. If the snake cannot shed normally at the humidity your generally keep your enclosure at, then your humidity is too low. It's fine to raise humidity during a shed to make things go even smoother and make the snake more comfortable, but they should be ABLE to have a normal shed at the humidity you keep them at all the time.

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