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09-18-2005, 09:32 AM
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Bathroom snake
My ATB had a bit of a stuck shed this time, despite the fact that he gets misted.
A couple months ago I got this great chameleon cage at Bluebeast Reptiles, and the ATB went to live in there because it is easy to mist. The cage is extremely strong yet lightweight, so I just popped it into the shower with me this morning and he seemed to enjoy the shower.
I have decided that for a while he will live in the bathroom, the cage fits on the counter perfectly; that way he can shower frequently which seems to do better than a light mist.
Anyone else have bathroom snakes?
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09-18-2005, 06:28 PM
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While I have no snakes that "live" in the bathroom.
All three of mine, 2 boas and a ball love "swimming"
in the tub. Almost as much trouble getting them
out of the tub as my 3 year old. LOL
Ginger
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09-18-2005, 07:12 PM
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I've had some live in the bathroom when I run out of seperate rooms to quarantine new arrivals. Though I currently have a Golden Gecko living in there right now.
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