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    Re: Finally got my first noodle!

    Along with that soak I would purchase some sphagnum moss which holds humidity very well and put a ball of it in her hide. When and how it comes iff will depend on the severity of the stuck shed. There could be multiple layers or just one. I would give a soak, create a humid hide continue to feed her and wait out the next shed. If she sheds again and the eye caps remain I would consult a vet!

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    Re: Finally got my first noodle!

    Thanks for the advice. I'll give that a shot. I've gotta go to the pet store tonight for a couple more things anyways so I'll snag some moss too.

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    Re: Finally got my first noodle!

    Quote Originally Posted by Knowell View Post
    Along with that soak I would purchase some sphagnum moss which holds humidity very well and put a ball of it in her hide. When and how it comes iff will depend on the severity of the stuck shed. There could be multiple layers or just one. I would give a soak, create a humid hide continue to feed her and wait out the next shed. If she sheds again and the eye caps remain I would consult a vet!

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    Hey sorry also a beginner here just wondering can you leave the moss in the hide until cleaning or do you have to take it out every day and replace it, also would he still need another hide if i put moss on the one over his heat pad?


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    Re: Finally got my first noodle!

    Quote Originally Posted by Dorsa View Post
    Hey sorry also a beginner here just wondering can you leave the moss in the hide until cleaning or do you have to take it out every day and replace it, also would he still need another hide if i put moss on the one over his heat pad?


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    Moss can usually stay for a while, if it starts getting a little smelly you can replace it. And it's good to have the wet hide be a totally separate hide from the standard 1 on each temp side. In case the snake wants to be in a warm hide but not in the wet hide. If he's forced to always use a wet hide, he could develop scale rot!

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    Re: Finally got my first noodle!

    Quote Originally Posted by sufficio View Post
    Moss can usually stay for a while, if it starts getting a little smelly you can replace it. And it's good to have the wet hide be a totally separate hide from the standard 1 on each temp side. In case the snake wants to be in a warm hide but not in the wet hide. If he's forced to always use a wet hide, he could develop scale rot!
    Thank you! I’ll for sure add another hide with the moss


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