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What things are toxic for ball pythons?
What things are toxic for ball pythons? I was just wondering, since I never would want to give anything that could harm my little noodle baby.
I know that cedar is, but is there anything else that is a no no for our living ramens?
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Re: What things are toxic for ball pythons?
Try to avoid anything strong smelling as a basic guide - or at least let it make you check.
Camphor, pine phenols etc are all likely to irritate the snake.
Derek
7 adult Royals (2.5), 1.0 COS Pastel, 1.0 Enchi, 1.1 Lesser platty Royal python, 1.1 Black pastel Royal python, 0.1 Blue eyed leucistic ( Super lesser), 0.1 Piebald Royal python, 1.0 Sinaloan milk snake 1.0 crested gecko and 1 bad case of ETS. no wife, no surprise.
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I personally use pine for bedding, never cedar though. Pine has a smell but it is not strong at all.
But strong smelling is a good way of putting it. This includes certain cleaning supplies however I will use diluted vinegar to sanitize my tubs. But do not use cleaners like Windex, bleach, or multipurpose cleaners or anything else with chemicals in it. Keep in mind everything pretty much has a smell. Smells that are safe would be dirt smells (coconut husk, reptibark, cypress mulch, moss), just don't go outside and grab dirt from your garden. Keep in mind that even certain wooden hides are made with unsafe woods.
And even though there are things marked for snakes, some things are very unsafe. Reptile heat rocks are a good example and even zoo med, top of the line reptile supply company makes them. Best thing for you do is if you are unsure, google it. Look up reviews. Come here and ask about a product.
A person on here said there snake swallowed the reptile carpet, so keep in mind that even though it looks safe, it isn't.
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Re: What things are toxic for ball pythons?
That is actually good to know, I'll remember to smell everything how haha!
Also, I like to search things when I am uncertain, but sometimes nothing comes up, but maybe that is a good thing?
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Re: What things are toxic for ball pythons?
 Originally Posted by ShayInator
That is actually good to know, I'll remember to smell everything how haha!
Also, I like to search things when I am uncertain, but sometimes nothing comes up, but maybe that is a good thing? 
Feel free to just ask the questions here too! Everyone here is very helpful...
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Re: What things are toxic for ball pythons?
I am very glad! Sometimes I worry that I'll look stupid because the question was already asked but I just couldn't find it, but I have to remember that you guys just want to help! I will definitely ask whenever I have questions, that is if I can't find the answer first haha.
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