snowboardmoose
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she's been blue for about 3 days now and still hasn't shed the humidity is a constant 48 and nothing she always stays in her hide and never comes out whats wrong?
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not shedding
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snowboardmoose
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I meen never comes out unless I take her out then she just hides under some small vine like thing thats not even cover
snowboardmoose
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she hates water and will get out as fast as possible
Susielea
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First of all don't panic, it all sounds normal!
Corns take anything from a few days to a week or so to complete the shed cycle, and they can be "in blue" anywhere from 24hrs to a week-ish. Then the blue stage passes and they go clear again before shedding a few days later.
It's quite normal for your baby to be hiding during this time, as they have reduced sight whilst in shed and feel more vulnerable.
I personally don't handle mine while they are in shed, but if I have to get them out for any reason then I try to point them in the direction of a secure hide, so they can find it easier because of the reduced vision.
Hope that helps you some, best wishes
Corns take anything from a few days to a week or so to complete the shed cycle, and they can be "in blue" anywhere from 24hrs to a week-ish. Then the blue stage passes and they go clear again before shedding a few days later.
It's quite normal for your baby to be hiding during this time, as they have reduced sight whilst in shed and feel more vulnerable.
I personally don't handle mine while they are in shed, but if I have to get them out for any reason then I try to point them in the direction of a secure hide, so they can find it easier because of the reduced vision.
Hope that helps you some, best wishes
snowboardmoose
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I just remembered she s**ts her self every time shes gets in a body of water bigger then her
snowboardmoose
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and shes I've had her for about 2 months and she use to stay up in a crack between the top and the wall for about 1 month but now she just hides in her hide never comes out