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    Re: Worried about my ball python

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    Update on Eliot! I followed some very good advice and was able to get his skin nice and loose and then it came off pretty easily with him crawling through a wet towel. He still has some shed stuck on the head and an inch or so down the back but 90% of it is off and he looks so much better. Thank you all for the amazing advice.
    thanks for the update!!! i'm glad you were able to help him!

    so a few bits of stuck shed is not a big deal, but you must make sure the following parts are clear: the head/eyes, tail-tip, and any piece of skin that is fully around the body still. however, this lil guys needs some peace and quite. i wouldn't worry about the bit on his head for now. during his next shed you need to be sure your husbandry is correct so this doesn't happen again and any stuck bits will come off with the next shed.
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    So happy to hear! He looks like a real sweetheart and I LOVE his name. Once he gets some meat on his bones he'll be a total knockout.

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    I love a happy ending! I agree it's time for "TLC" (rest, food & water), hopefully he'll never again have a shed like that one.

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    Re: Worried about my ball python

    Just wondering if he's a tad dehydrated ??


    Depends on what the others think but I'd be tempted to give him a 25 minute soak in some snake temp water ..

    Sealed tub with some air hike and keep it within sight .

    A short soak could work wonders , he'd plump up instantly and the colour would improve ..

    Just a thought


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    Re: Worried about my ball python

    Quote Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    Just wondering if he's a tad dehydrated ??


    Depends on what the others think but I'd be tempted to give him a 25 minute soak in some snake temp water ..

    Sealed tub with some air hike and keep it within sight .

    A short soak could work wonders , he'd plump up instantly and the colour would improve ..

    Just a thought


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    I totally agree, that's what I'd do, before sending him off for a nap...

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