Need help with shedding.

[SSSSnakes]

Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

You can, but with a proper enclosure you don't need any of those. A well sealed enclosure and a large water bowl should do the trick.

Great answer. Works every time.

[aRepDysfunction]

Originally Posted by SSSSnakes

Great answer. Works every time.

not quite every time, in the winter here my home gets bone dry, not even huge water dishes keep the humidity up. it is good to have a backup plan.

[SSSSnakes]

Originally Posted by aRepDysfunction

not quite every time, in the winter here my home gets bone dry, not even huge water dishes keep the humidity up. it is good to have a backup plan.

Works every time with a large water bowl and a sealed enclosure. Humidity is controlled by the amount of ventilation. Add a large water bowl, heat and a little ventilation and the humidity will go up every time.

[Mikoh4792]

Originally Posted by aRepDysfunction

not quite every time, in the winter here my home gets bone dry, not even huge water dishes keep the humidity up. it is good to have a backup plan.

What do you mean by bone dry? I know Canada get very cold, but during the winter here it gets below 20% humidity(inside the house) and around 65f.

I don't spray my cay caulker boas ever and they shed just fine.(Humidity is kept 60-70%). The babies are in 2ftx1.5ft enclosures and I provide them with a 5 inch diameter water bowl. It's the low ventilation that keeps the humidity in.