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Husbandry and Basic CareGeneral stuff about keeping and maintaining cornsnakes in captivity.
My Corn shed on Thursday, the skin came off in little pieces but it ALL came off. I got him just over a month ago and believe him to be about 2 years old. I'm pretty sure he is male but don't know for sure.
Last night I observed my little guy rubbing his face really hard across the log in his viv. It semed to frustrate him. He sat up - yawned really wide and then just curled up under the log and went back to sleep.
This confused me beacause this is exactly what he did when he shed (apart from going back to sleep that is) and I've never seem him exhibit that kind of behaviour at any other time.
If anyone knows why he appeared to try and shed again please let me know.
I don't know then. I have seen mine do that several hours after eating, but not 24 hours later. I would just monitor his behavior to see if he does it again. If not, then I wouldn't think it's a problem.
He may have just had like a piece of the bedding on his face or a small piece of dead skin that he didnt shed off...There should be no worries here. I mean if there is no parasite, What is the worst thing that can happen from scratching?
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