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I was getting a little nervous because my Gorgon usually strikes in a matter of sheer split seconds when it is feeding time. It got a little over the normal
feeding time which is usually about once a week. Several days ago I noticed my chondro was getting a little lazy in the home and not moving around much at
night. Me & my gf recently moved and put the snake cage in the master bedroom so it could be peaceful and left alone but the last two times I fed here the
snake struck like lightning and made it stick everytime in seconds. But a few days ago when I tried to feed the snake was sleeping. I kept peskering her over
and over again and she struck twice but both times I dropped the meal in the water bowl and after a few more attempts I finally gave up and decided to give it
a few more days so as not to stress the snake. I knew the snake was due to shed but wasn't quite sure if that was the reason.
So about an hour ago I took the Gorgon out of the cage to try and induce some movement. The snake seemed fine and glad to get out of the cage ( I don't take him out that more than once a week or two lately). He coiled onto the lawn chair in the front of my house and I wasn't sure if he would come off but I am getting used to handling him more and more as he gets big and he came off eventually with a little gentle persuasion. The snake seems fine and has good weight so after I finally mananged to persuade her off the chair I put her back in the cage. I sprayed the hell out of the cage to increase the moisture and 15 minutes later she shed a perfect shed. I couldn't be happier now. The timing was very strange and perfect. The snake recently took a dump about a week ago but it was feeding time and she seems totally disinterested. I had a feeling it was because of the impending shed. Now the snake is shiny and bright and Iam going to feed right away either tonight or tomorrow.
So about an hour ago I took the Gorgon out of the cage to try and induce some movement. The snake seemed fine and glad to get out of the cage ( I don't take him out that more than once a week or two lately). He coiled onto the lawn chair in the front of my house and I wasn't sure if he would come off but I am getting used to handling him more and more as he gets big and he came off eventually with a little gentle persuasion. The snake seems fine and has good weight so after I finally mananged to persuade her off the chair I put her back in the cage. I sprayed the hell out of the cage to increase the moisture and 15 minutes later she shed a perfect shed. I couldn't be happier now. The timing was very strange and perfect. The snake recently took a dump about a week ago but it was feeding time and she seems totally disinterested. I had a feeling it was because of the impending shed. Now the snake is shiny and bright and Iam going to feed right away either tonight or tomorrow.
