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Polyurethane or Pine?

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I am building a new snake rack, for my ball pythons, out of pine plywood. My thought was to sand then seal, using polyurethane (minwax water based polycrylic) the underside of each shelf to protect the areas that the snakes will come into contact with. I assume a polyurethaned surface would be better a pine one. Any experience reguarding snakes coming into contact with pine or polyurethane (also poly brand or type) ,or any other relative information will be greatly appreciated.
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Jamie,

I use animal plastics but I'm sure as long as all wood sides that will come in contact with the snake are smooth then it should be ok. You don't want any rough spots to be able to rub against the scales. Other than that I think polyurethaned surface would work better. Pine has oils that can be excreted that irritate reptiles.
 
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