Could be a dehydrated snake too. Check for mites, make sure the temps are right, and wait. It night be over after the snake rehydrates real good. Could be a lack of hides.

I only soak if I know there's a problem. I had one snake who was very dehydrated and I just left the soaking tub in with her, after a while she stopped soaking so much. I do have one snake that won't use a humidy bin or soak on her own. I give her an enforced soak the day after her eyes go clear again. With this program she had had her best sheds of her life. I'd take it for a sign of something being wrong though.
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• to soak or not to soak? - reagorfu, Wed Apr 25 02:15:47 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - Morgans Boas, Wed Apr 25 07:16:29 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - reagorfu, Wed Apr 25 09:08:15 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - JackJebus, Wed Apr 25 10:52:59 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - reagorfu, Wed Apr 25 14:43:49 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - novice_charmer, Wed Apr 25 18:12:20 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - mkco79, Wed Apr 25 20:04:16 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - reagorfu, Thu Apr 26 01:17:20 2007
• RE: to soak or not to soak? - Slithering_Serpents, Fri Apr 27 16:07:44 2007