gizmo1987uk
gizmo
i have had ma snowcorn for nearly 7 weeks now. he is 3 years old and roughly 3 an a half foot. how often should he be sheddin
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how often should a snow corn shed
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K. Rene
Cozmic Cornz
I have a few snakes that are 2.5 yrs old or maybe a little older and they shed every one to two months. It just depends on if they're growing or what not. Make sure the humidity is right in the viv, I usually can't tell when my snow is in "blue" because she doesn't look any different, I just walk in and find a shed.
gizmo1987uk
gizmo
ok thanks. will he act any different if he is shedding?
Bartholomew
Big Brotha Bart
He will just hide more often than usual. And some corns wont eat when in shed.
EsotericForest
Night Shadow
It varies from snake to snake, and it depends on how fast they're growing at any given time. As long as the snake is eating consistently, and looks healthy, a shed will eventually come. Nothing to worry about 
Dreamsnake
New member
When my anery is in shed, she strikes anything that moves. But she doesn't open her moth, she just punches with her nose. Last night I held my new snow for the fourth time and I think he has started a shed cycle. He looks a bit more like a pearly gray than a pearly white and his eyes have a cast to them. He also bumped into my pinkie as I examined him. I think adult snakes shed in reaction to change; like when they move to a new home, or when seasons turn.
EsotericForest
Night Shadow
If a snake has an external injury, they will also tend to shed more quickly in order to speed the healing process.