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ruddocg Posted - 05/07/2012 : 14:19:34
Hi Just a quick question I have seen a couple of people bathing their snakes in a bath - is this

  • necessary to do if so how often?
  • is there anything you need to be careful of - obviously not too deep
  • etc, etc.
  • any reason why NOT too


Really I'm just curious if its a good thing to do as teh care sheet doesn't mention it I believe
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ruddocg Posted - 05/07/2012 : 15:01:07
thanks. Yep we have a drinking bowl big enough for it to get into if it needs.
Auld Baldy Posted - 05/07/2012 : 14:43:06
It is not absolutely necessary for their well being and will freak some snakes.

Instead of a bath, put a larger water dish, dog food bowl or Pyrex dish into the viv or spare RUB or tub. This give the snake the choice whether to take a dip or not.

Sometimes you might find it taking a dip in its water dish when it is coming up for a shed. It can also be a sign that it is affected by mites and trying to ease the irritation.


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