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my baby's losing skin!!!

snakegrrl

snakegrrl

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LOL ok had to get your attention.. Actually my new snake Mago is going through his first shed. He is in the phase where his eyes are a foggy blue, and hasn't actually started shedding. I put a water bowl on the warm side of the tank to add humidity. I was just wondering what else I should do to make sure the shed goes well. I heard about putting a container in the cage with a damp cloth inside of it, but I don't know if that is necessary or even advisable. Please help.. thanx.
 
when my snake gets ready to shed i just put a tub in the tank for it with some damp paper towels inside it and i put in the hot end and it raises humidity very good and my snake sheds with no problem oh and about the cloth i cant give you an anser to that because i only use paper towels.
 
Chances are the shed will go fine .. most do. Putting the water bowl on the warm side is a good plan though :D
 
All my corns have all ways had perfect sheds with out me adding anything to the viv or helping them. My Ball Python had a bad shedthe first time I got her. So the second time she shed, I put second water bowl over the heatmat and she was fine. I do this every time my Ball Python goes into shed. The corns are always fine.
Im sure yours wil be too.

Cheers

Alex
 
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