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Shed question

lihairden

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Bug's going through it's first shed and has some skin stuck to the head....it's been there for a couple of days. I'm not sure if I should intervene with a soak or peroxide, or if I should leave it to Bug to take care of. It's still not too sure of me and I don't want to freak it out or drop it...I can touch Bug on the back without it screeching, but I haven't tried picking it up yet.

I don't know if this helps, but Bug eats 4 mealies a day, drinks water, wanders at night, is pooping and peeing and spends time in the moist hide.
 
You need to put him in a dish of water and take a Qtip and gently rub off the dead skin. He's not going to like it much but you can't leave that dead skin on there. If you have someone that can help you it would be easier. And just do a little at a time and then put him back in the tank for awhile. The skin will usually come off pretty easy.
 
Ohh and make sure you don't grab his tail while your holding him. The best way I have found to hold them is around the rib cage or stomach. Just be gentle but firm.
 
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