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Is it safe?

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  • 02-19-2017, 12:18 AM
    Matt Legaspi
    Is it safe?
    I keep my BP in a tub with paper towels as bedding, and as i fed him earlier, the rodent left some blood on the paper towel over the UTH. I'm just wondering if that's ok and if that's safe, or should I clean the tub?

    I'm sorry if i act like a noob, but this is my first time actually owning a bp. I used to help and handle burmese pythons and retics at this local crocodile farm back at my hometown as charity, so i know a little about caring for a snake, but i noticed that ball pythons are such delicate snakes and they need more things than others.

    Plus i also had just joined here in BPs.net because I need help, i thought i know snakes until i got a BP, they need some extra TLC
  • 02-19-2017, 12:38 AM
    ja88er
    Re: Is it safe?
    Safe, probably. Think of it as a bit of spilled food, it's not toxic or an immediate danger. While it won't cause any harm, it's probably a good idea to change out the paper regardless, just to cultivate good habits. A little bit of old blood shouldn't be bad, but a larger spill over time would be unsanitary, and cleaner is generally better.
  • 02-19-2017, 11:36 AM
    Matt Legaspi
    Re: Is it safe?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ja88er View Post
    Safe, probably. Think of it as a bit of spilled food, it's not toxic or an immediate danger. While it won't cause any harm, it's probably a good idea to change out the paper regardless, just to cultivate good habits. A little bit of old blood shouldn't be bad, but a larger spill over time would be unsanitary, and cleaner is generally better.

    Thanks man, I appreciate it
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