Snek problems

They may regurgitate food if theyre full or feel threatened when theyre eating. How far apart were the feedings? Is he shedding entirely or just the head?

>>2375022
The feedings were a little less than a week apart, maybe 5 days. He's only shedding one scale on his head from what I can tell.
I did let a friend handle him the day I fed him, and I have a feeling that the way in which my friend handled him may have stressed him out (very grabby, less guiding).
Also when I fed him he did not seem to want to strike at the hopper, he waiting til it was placed down and slowly approached it.

>>2375034

Wait for a full week or more between feedings.
Scale is probably stuck shed, it looks smeitransparent so i wouldn't be overly concerned.

>>2375039
Alright, thanks for help man

>>2375004
You're not suppose to handle the snake after the first 48 hours of feeding. They throw up if you do.

>>2375004
Also to help with a stuck shed, try to make his environment more damp (NOT too damp). misting the cage every day a little bit should help.

>>2376363
For a corn I would just go with a larger water bowl to up humidity slightly. Since OP is using aspen bedding the misting could lead to mold.

>>2376391

Alternately, OP, you can make a moist hide. Take a tupperware container approximately 4" square or so. Not too big, just enough so snek can curl up inside. Cut an entrance hole on the side. Put moist paper towel inside. Put it in the middle of the tank, not all the way on the warm side or cool side.

Change out paper towel once weekly to keep clean.

>>2375004
dont try handle snek too much and leave it alone when she is eating, they can feel unprotected and refuse to eat (because they cant fight back while eating)