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    Re: Bad Shed

    You can try putting the snake in a damp pillow case or try letting her run through a damp towel to get the shed off. What was your humidity at when your snake was in shed? I shoot for at least 70% humidity when my snake is in shed.

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    Re: Bad Shed

    It said between 60-65% and I have a moist hide in cage it was a little drier than nornal, but the weird part is she been in there like normal for last two days and she still has the shed on her and I did remoisten the hide

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    Re: Bad Shed

    My ball python had some stuck shed the last time he shed. This time I made sure the humidity was at least 70% and he had a beautiful complete shed for me. You can try some of the methods I suggested to help her.

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