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SHEADING
- Thread starter godfather
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13mur 6
Junior Researcher, MSKCC
No! Please don't pull off their skin! You can cause permanent scarring. Just leave them be unless they're having problems getting it off, in which case you should provide a humid hide.
Also, can you please cut the caps, it's a little rude and you seem to do it in every single post...
-13mur 6
Also, can you please cut the caps, it's a little rude and you seem to do it in every single post...
-13mur 6
jdub
New member
DONT!!!
Doing this is bad for you snake!!! Just let them be. After a shed, handle them, and make sure ALL dead skin is off, esspesially the tip of the tail. If some skin is left there, then get a damp cloth and rub the skin off. If they are having trouble, bathe them. Put about an inch of medium degree water, and put a rock or log or something for them to climb on if they need to get out for sec. Also: REMEMBER to cover up the drain as much as possible. And always monitor them while the snakes are in the tub. I hope this helps!
Doing this is bad for you snake!!! Just let them be. After a shed, handle them, and make sure ALL dead skin is off, esspesially the tip of the tail. If some skin is left there, then get a damp cloth and rub the skin off. If they are having trouble, bathe them. Put about an inch of medium degree water, and put a rock or log or something for them to climb on if they need to get out for sec. Also: REMEMBER to cover up the drain as much as possible. And always monitor them while the snakes are in the tub. I hope this helps!