Can I hold him?After I mist him and gently roll his shed away, sure. Hes a sweet baby. Hes just not great at removing his own shed.
Bro how are you typing if you have no fingersBall pythons arent aggressive. Thems babies.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/5e6613ef.jpgPororin!
My child wont let me hold her during shed either. Last time I tried she hissed at me. She never hisses at me!
Your son is shedding in pieces it seems; whats your humidity level at?
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/5e6613ef.jpgOmg I LOVE Leucistics! What a beautiful noodle. We increase the humidity to 70% when we believe hes about to shed, but before and after that we do 60-65%. We also have lots of hides and balsa wood for him to rub against, but hes a bit of a derp and we have to help him occasionally. He came from a neglectful breeder that we rescued. Weve been lucky enough not to have to help him with his eye caps.
My child wont let me hold her during shed either. Last time I tried she hissed at me. She never hisses at me!
Your son is shedding in pieces it seems; whats your humidity level at?
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/5e6613ef.jpgAlso your girl looks to be so well fed and taken care of. If I took a guess I would say shes about 5-6 years old?
My child wont let me hold her during shed either. Last time I tried she hissed at me. She never hisses at me!
Your son is shedding in pieces it seems; whats your humidity level at?
Perhaps you just need to free your mind at nightIts the only time it is. And also when my reptiles are most active.
Omg I LOVE Leucistics! What a beautiful noodle. We increase the humidity to 70% when we believe hes about to shed, but before and after that we do 60-65%. We also have lots of hides and balsa wood for him to rub against, but hes a bit of a derp and we have to help him occasionally. He came from a neglectful breeder that we rescued. Weve been lucky enough not to have to help him with his eye caps.70-80% may be a better humidity level to keep your lil guy at, since hes shedding in pieces otherwise. BPs are very individualized but yours may need the higher percentage. Ideally hed be able to shed in one big piece, but I understand if thatd be hard to achieve if he came from a neglectful breeder semi recently
70-80% may be a better humidity level to keep your lil guy at, since hes shedding in pieces otherwise. BPs are very individualized but yours may need the higher percentage. Ideally hed be able to shed in one big piece, but I understand if thatd be hard to achieve if he came from a neglectful breeder semi recentlyHe is a spider morph, but we havent really been able to get a good ID. I wanna say hes a bumblebee, but luckily he doesnt have a noticeable head wobble.
In that photo shes about 4 years old, so youre pretty close. I wish she was well fed! She insists on eating once every 2 months despite me offering food every 3-4 weeks >.>
Ball pythons are so finicky lol. Is yours a Spider morph of some sort?
https://imgur.com/a/awTzI9M
Poor baby is shedding so hard.
You should put a real rock in there.The balsa wood is rough enough. This is the longest its ever taken him to shed for some reason.