Quote Originally Posted by dakski View Post
Yes, normal for BP's to fast. If you've had him for a year, he should be fine, if healthy otherwise, not eating for a lot more than a month.

Why wasn't it a good shed?

What's humidity?

How much does he weigh? How old is he?

What's the rest of the husbandry like? Temps (hot side, cool side, ambient) and how are they created/maintained, and how are they regulated?

What does he eat and how often?

What size and type of enclosure is he in?

Thank you in advance. All this info would be helpful.
He is in a 40gal. tank with a heat pad and thermostat set to 90. I have all the sides and top of tank covered. The warm side stays between 88-91 and the cool side 79-82, I use a red 100w lamp to help with ambient temp since I am using a tank for right now. I use a repti fogger to help with humidity which stays between 40%-60%. I like to bump up the humidity to 70% normally during sheds but this shed crept up on me and did not have the humidity up too high which is why I think the shed went badly. He has shed for a me a total of probably 8(?) times and they have all been good solid sheds. I am not exactly sure of the weight or exact age. I would say he is about a little over a foot long(if that helps) and eats medium sized rats every Tuesday. I think I covered everything you asked for!