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MattJaeger44

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Hello. How far apart are corn snakes sheds usually? I got my baby corn snake January 29th and and it still had some shed on it when i got it and i had to help it out and get the rest of the shed of by using some water then he rubbed the rest off. But now its February 20th and he still hasnt shed again is this right?
 
O really! alright i was alittle scared there he hasnt grown much since ive gotten him but i wasnt sure if he should have shed yet or not but thank you.
 
They do shed through wear and tear as well as how much they grow..(should of said that first time around...D'oh)
I'm just thinking the 29th jan was only 3 weeks ago... So it could be any time soon... Keep up the humidity when you see it in blue and it should all come off in one
 
My little ones don't have calendars, I guess. All 4 shed within a couple weeks of arrival, then all waited 6 - 8 weeks for their next shed, then 3 of the 4 shed again within 3 weeks, but the 4th is now going on 6 weeks again.

While I've been feeding fairly consistantly according to the Munson Plan, I've noticed that their growth has been very 'spurty.' No noticable change for a long time, then all of a sudden it's bigger, then that seems to hold steady for a while. Frequent weighing with a gram scale and record keeping will help you track growth.
 
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