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    Re: Possible Adoption

    Quote Originally Posted by JhaRhod View Post
    thank you!

    I stated that incorrectly and i apologize, the day i gave him a little misting his eyes had cleared and after a little research they are suppose to before the next stage of shedding. Is it ok to mist him at all during shedding? and when you say a humid hide, would some moss in his hide be suitable for that? im very new too actually owning a snake so expense right now isnt an issue, please inform me to your best knowledge
    It's not necessary to mist him at all during shedding. It can cause problems. Once I realize mine are in their shed cycle, I generally just leave them alone entirely until they shed.

    A humid hide is just a hide with some damp moss or something in it to increase the humidity inside the hide. It gives them a place to go if they need it to be more humid to help with their shed. There's some threads around here somewhere about creating one. Should be able to search for them or google it.
    It is okay to use pine bedding for snakes.
    It is okay to feed live food to snakes.

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