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About to shed for sure!!!

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Derek_cornsnake

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I know he is about to shed for sure because his eyes were a milky dull blue.
He was very active to when i held him is it normal? :shrugs:
 
Once they have gone through the milky/blue eyes period they will shed a few days after that. They can see less well during the shedding period as the old skin separates itself from the new skin and this includes the piece over each eye. This makes some snakes more nervous as they probably feel more vulnerable at this time, which can make them exhibit increased nervous actions and movement.
 
Quite possible

They are very irritable and protective when in blue phase. Since they aren't able to see, they have a harder time identifying friend and foe. :)
 
Absolutely. He'll go back to his normal sweet self once he's shed and he can see properly again. In the meantime, move very slowly and deliberately around him to let him know you're there.
 
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