Ok, so our rescued ball python has a RI and has been on meds since last week. The snake is still weezing. Because I have to keep the snake downstairs (away from the main collection) the temperatures keep changing, especially at night when they get down in the mid 80s. I just can't keep his tank warm enough. I'm getting a better bulb and some foil tomorrow to wrap the lid in, so the heat and humidity stay in there. The pictures I took of him when he first came home showed how horrible he looked. He has started to shed the skin (it won't come off because of the low humidity. I mist every few hours) so I took him upstairs and took a shower with him (that was an odd experience) to boost the humidity and get the stuck shed off him. I managed to get half of the shed off but the upper portion of his body he didn't want me to touch. I think the previous owner never kept the humidity up because he shed when we first brought him home (he had just completed a bad shed and I had to get the rest off him) and he immediatly went into another shed right after and it seems like so many bad sheds had started backing up the skin because he looks so much better under this one. The scar doesn't look nearly as bad (still looks bad, just not as bad).

Will it be ok to give him another warm bath tonight to get the remaining shed off or is two baths in one day too much for a snake with RI? Also, should he still be wheezing even though he's getting meds?