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shedding remains.. wat to do??

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my male baby nic had his first shed since i've acquired him. he shedded in 2 pieces. here is the problem tho.

he has leftover skin on the bottom of his head, and under the jaw. i tried pulling, but it pulls all his skin n' all... any suggestions on how to help him take it off?? thanks
 
try putting him in a warm bowl of water and letting him soak in it and then try pulling it off .thats all i can think of hope it work.

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For the future, check the moisture in her enclosure and provide plenty of rubbing surfaces. There was a boa that gave me problems once. Placing an old wet sheet in her enclosure helped her to rub her old skin off. Careful with the temperature of the water if you choose that route, too hot or too cold and you will be in trouble!

Good luck!
 
well, I actually just put my humidity down to 55, I used to mist it everyday, and had the humidity at 75, and people said that was too high.. Temps are fine, and he had wood and other stuff to rub on.. I just think this time, it just got left on his chin.. I'm gonna try the warm water treatment later..
 
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