On the 6th I picked a female white diamond and a Russo male. I tried feeding this past Saturday and both refused. I was a little worried but figured no big deal maybe they were just going to take longer to settle in.
The male has been out at night for the past two night cruising but not the female.
I picked up her hide tonight to check on her and was surprised to find she had shed. I was going to let her be since tomorrow we are going to attempt to feed but I always check the shed and the snake.
She has a small area of stuck shed around her vent (?) area and tail. I really don't want to stress her out more than necessary so what's the best way to get it off? I tried a q-tip soaked in water and tried getting it off and I got a little off but I'm not sure that's the best way.
Humidity was in the high 70's and was even in the 80's till we got it balanced out so I was surprised to find stuck shed.
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can honestly say don't really need to see that again or smell it 
Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant
everyone else did but her. It's her second refusal and tomorrow will be 2 weeks since she ate last at the breeder. I know it's not too long of a time yet. I'm leaving it in there overnight in the hope she takes it.