No, brother, I let it go sometimes 2 weeks after her shed cycle ends. I cant believe I never took a photo of this. She clears up, doesn't shed then she gets a yellow and almost muddy sheen to her and her head looks almost like dry skin, I toss her into a tub of luke warm water for 5 minutes and that usually works.

I am going to do some common sense stuff. I will raise the humidity in her tub when she is in shed. I will give her one of those hides mad out of wood and bark that is in every pet store so she can rub against something to get started and I won't feed her when she is in the "blue." I'll get back to you guys.

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• I have a milk snake that forgets to shed - TheColubridKid, Tue Jun 28 03:15:03 2011
• RE: I have a milk snake that forgets to shed - DMong, Tue Jun 28 17:10:26 2011
• RE: I have a milk snake that forgets to shed - TheColubridKid, Tue Jun 28 18:55:09 2011
• RE: I have a milk snake that forgets to shed - DMong, Tue Jun 28 20:06:21 2011