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    Re: Stuck Shed Issues?

    Quote Originally Posted by HugYourDucks View Post
    Thank you both! The moment I got Jmcrook's reply, I started prepping to give him a bath. I was able to rub all of his shed off with a damp towel after he soaked for a while.
    Thankfully, he took care of his tail tip and eye caps himself, so I just had to get his back. He's all good to go now! (:

    (The mites were taken care of by the end of January. Would they actually still have an effect on shedding weeks later??)
    Snakes have slow metabolisms - certainly compared to humans. It takes them a while to show symptoms of disease - even mites - and a while to get back on track. Yes, he could still be stressed and/or dehydrated.

    Congrats on getting the shed off.

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