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    Don't soak him, but you can provide a large water bowl for him to soak on his own, if he wants. If he doesn't, it's also totally normal. Forcefully soaking the snake in water just stresses them out.

    You should be using a digital hygrometer in the enclosure to measure humidity, and it should be around 60%, or up to 70% before a shed.
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