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    Re: Stuck shed in nostrils? Clicking snake

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Raise her humidity, & give her a humid hide. Watch for any bits of stuck shed in her nostrils that you can help her with by pulling loose carefully with tweezers if you can. Her next shed should help. You might even try now giving her a closely-supervised shallow soak in luke-warm water for about 20 minutes, it might help.

    But I'm sorry, you'll have to streak by yourself: RE "...please bare with me..." (hint: bear)
    Can't recommend the humid hide enough. You can make your own or purchase a neat one from Pangea's website. My first shed was awful and I basically had to luke-warm soak, and do the towel trick for the entire shed. Then I took Bogertophis' advice, cut feeding while in blue and got a humid hide, and am now through our third complete shed. Having a humid hide took away probably 80% of the stress I had over my enclosure while I wait for my T10 to get here.

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