Increase the humidity,,,it'll help with the shed.

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place her in a container with a wet towel...this will help the shed come off easily...if not it can be taken off by hand quite easily...gently help her out.

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She shed completely and she is now 100%.

Just corn flour, cooking oil soaking and alot of hard work..... about 48 hours total now.

Thanks for all the advice

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2 Bearded Dragons. Godzookie And Godzeekie with 36 eggs...update 55 eggs 8-)
4 Water Dragon. Max(RIP),Paddy,Talyn And Taz, Lilbit
1 Green Iguana Lucifer
2 Pyramid agamas (Still to be named)

RIP MAX....

Welcome lilbit

its nice to hear your cornsnake is doing good, gosh I hate sticky traps

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obsoleta lindheimeri(texas ratsnake)
varanus nilocticus(nile monitor)
Sternotherus odoratus(musk turtle)
pagona minor(2)(bearded dragons breeding pair)

At least it wasn't a mouse trap.

I'm so glad it turned out ok. One of my cornsnakes once got caught on electrical tape (it was horrible! I thought he was going to die!) that I had in there to hold the thermometer cord down with. It had hold of him from the vent all the way up to his jaw. We tried warmish water for a couple of hours, but olive oil worked wonders in minutes with the last of it and solved the problem. I wish we had thought of the oil first. It would have saved a lot of anguish. The reason it occurred to us was because we knew we couldn't put his head underwater to get the tape off of his jaw.

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