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shedding problems
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Roy Munson
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Find a tupperware container big enough to hold two snakes of your snake's size. Cut a hole twice your snake's width and height into the side or lid of the container. Fill the container loosely with damp (but not dripping wet) paper towels. Place the container at the halfway point between the warm and cool sides of your snake's enclosure. Hopefully, the increased humidity and damp towels will loosen the unshed skin and allow your snake to remove it on its own within a day or two. If this doesn't work, come back here and update this thread. Good luck.