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Shed problem
- Thread starter Garetron
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schnebbles
New member
I'm sure someone more experience will reply but I have read here of snakes who lose their tails b/c the sheds don't come off. I'm not trying to scare you and like I said, one of the more experienced members will surely answer.
Lennycorn
Just see the truth
Oops I passed that up thanks for the help. I'm gonna try the washcloth method.
yeah, that works rather well. I bet you have a hatchling or young corns.
Seem like the shed problems are less frequent as they get older.
Enjoy
schnebbles
New member
I need to do that with one of my snakes, I found pieces of his shed but only a couple this morning.
That happened to me with my snake's last shed. I used a wet paper towel instead of a washcloth, and I just lightly pinched her tail as she moved through it to help get it off. It worked perfectly.