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now that ive decided to stick around

I've also kept all of my snakes' sheds. Each one has a ziploc bag with his or her name written on it, and all the sheds go into the appropriate bag. I do let them dry before bagging them.
 
I usually save the good ones. We use them in decorating at Hallowe'en and as parting gifts for the kids that come over to see the snakes. I've also given them to co-workers who want to show them off.

People are strange.... :rolleyes:
 
Joejr14 said:
You definitely do not need a humid hide in Florida.
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you live in Tally... but do you run your AC 24/7???? when I lived at home we actually used a dehumidifier in our house.. i know we have very high humidity levels. But i was worried that the AC would dry out the air especially since we usually have the thermostat at 78...
although he hasn't used the humid hide at all.. LOL
 
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