Jim, here's some suggestions, please e-mail me also.....

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: : She is shedding in pieces. I thought I had the humidity and temps right. Maybe not. : : Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. : : Also, I think she ate for me for the first today. I have to check her cage more thoroughly, but I am pretty sure she ate a thawed fuzzy. : : Fred, : : I was disappointed I missed you at the IRBA. I had to work the whole weekend. I wanted to talk to you and pick your brain a little and maybe pick up a young male. I also saw your post below. Beautiful snake, sorry I missed it. : : Jim, : Shed problems with Indigos are common, unless you reside in the state of florida, with the humidity levels that those folks suffer through, then it is probably non-existent. : I would put a rubbermaid box in the cage with your snake, filled partially with moistened spaghnum mosss, with a hole cut in the side for entrance/exit. Make sure that the hole is much larger than the circumfrence of your indigos body. : Additionally, I would use either paper towels or orchid bark as a substrate and be sure to thouroughly mist the bedding down twice a day. : Make sure that the snake has no mites, as many times incomplete sheds go hand in hand with mite infestations also. E-mail me. : Fred : : P.S. : Sorry I missed you at the show also, it was a good one.

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