|
Re: ATB experts, please help
Quote:
Originally Posted by NBLADE
Personally i would get a little plastic really useful box, (or if you can't get them over there any plastic storage box), wedge in a branch so that it makes a perch across the middle, then fill the bottom with warm water, the perch is so they don't have to sit in it, but it will steam right up and be like a little sauna, which will help loosen the stuck skin so they can get it off. And it will be alright to do the same with the one with the ri, the higher humidity will thin out the mucas, allowing her to breath a little easier.
As for how to get them out, most atbs are bitey in the cage, but if you just go straight in and grab them don't tend to bite when out, there are exceptions mind, but if you are worried about them biting you, removing them with a hook, or long branch will be fine.
|
Ohhh i like that idea! I was reading online and some said that using vegi oil or mineral oil works for really bad stuck shed. What are your opinions on that?
__________________
0.3 ball pythons(normal, het g stripe, black pastel) 1.1 boas(het albino, ultra golden albino) 0.1 carpet python(diamond x jungle) 1.0 sumatran python 1.0 brb 1.0 corn(blizzard) 1.0 bearded dragon 0.0.1 northern blue tongue skink 1.1 crested geckos 1.0 vailed chameleon 0.1 russian tortoise
|
Threaded Mode