Your sneaky snek sheds. we all know that. this is what your snake is going to look like before it's going to shed, and what being "in shed" looks like. we have snakes with blue eyes. not even lucy. Put your snake between several layers of paper towels. if your snake is struggling to shed on its own, you may have to assist. get several layers of paper towels damp. then, remove your snake from its shed and place it between the towels. allow your snake to crawl and squirm between the towels.. Shedding is vital to your snake's health and to his growth if he's a youngster. knowing when he's about to shed gives you a chance to help make his shedding easier -- and it enables you to know it's time to leave the creature alone for a bit..
Maybe you�ve never owned a pet snake before but you�re considering it. well, we�re all about education and potential owners making informed decisions about the animals we sell, so this blog article is dedicated to explaining the process of how snakes shed their skin.. Your snake should look opaque or have a whitish-blue tinge to it's scales. try not to handle your snake too much during this process and bump your humidity up to 60% or mist the walls twice daily until you achieve a complete shed.. You can usually tell when a snake is going to shed when there is a dull looking film over the eyes of the snake. most of the time a snake will not eat when it is getting ready to shed it's skin, and there may be flaky, dry skin on it's back. once it sheds, it's scales will have a different appearance..
