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    A snake "shed" includes a little skin in their outer nostrils as well, so snakes may have (usually minor) noisy breathing during a shed cycle but it clears up once
    they shed...and if it doesn't, it may mean they didn't fully shed the skin in their outer nostrils, so take a look. Was there noisy breathing after the previous shed?

    A snake that's young (growing fast & being fed a lot) can go into another shed in 16 days, that sounds pretty normal...I'd wait to see if there's noisy breathing
    after this coming shed before assuming it's an R.I. (respiratory infection) & treating for that, unless you are seeing mucus/bubbles in the mouth (<that would NOT
    be normal & you'd want to treat for an R.I.). Most snakes are "hissy" (grumpy) when in shed...totally normal. All the best...

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