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  • 06-02-2011, 06:28 PM
    mark and marley
    no she wasnt a very happy
  • 06-02-2011, 06:59 PM
    mark and marley
    icandi it wasnt just because.and for whoever else reads this its not just because or just for whatever.like i said right above my bp had some issues going on when i first got her and needed it and the vet said it would help her.she layed a big ol stinky after that shed as well. her husbandry is spot on and she is in her next shed.wel see how that turns out and if she leaves another present.

    im not condoning anyone to go bathe their bps to post a pic,if you have them share them.that is all.
  • 06-02-2011, 07:18 PM
    CeeLee
    i just had to bathe my sisters BP cuz he was in a bad shed, i didn't get pictures though. he was pretty POed about it! i absolutely love snakes, but when they are in water it creeps me out how they move IDK why lol but it does!
  • 06-03-2011, 01:36 AM
    Generationshell
    I don't see anything wrong with it. Of course you shouldn't bathe them excessively but whenever I clean the tank mine gets a soak. Sometimes he likes it and just stays there and takes a drink and other times he wont have it and will start exploring. So I just wipe him off and let him slither around while I clean. Also I get what people say when they slither around in their feces. But even despite that it is only when I clean the tank.
    As long as it isn't excessive I don't think it is that serious of an issue.
  • 06-03-2011, 02:39 PM
    Royal_Python
    Re: bathing balls!!!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mark and marley View Post
    it was to help hydrate her during baytril and she was shedding during the baytril shots,plus she went without pooping for like three meals.it was vet ordered.i didnt do it just to do it.

    Mine hasnt pooped since I got her almost 3 weeks ago.. and she has eaten. Should I be worried?
  • 06-03-2011, 10:56 PM
    Quacking-Terror
    Re: bathing balls!!!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Royal_Python View Post
    Mine hasnt pooped since I got her almost 3 weeks ago.. and she has eaten. Should I be worried?

    Nah, she will be fine! Some of mine go 2-3 months without going. Crazy stuff. There are others that can help you pinpoint signs that you should be worried, but 3 weeks is okay.
  • 06-04-2011, 02:02 AM
    Obscurus28
    Re: bathing balls!!!
    So my little guy is shedding his first shed w me i bathed him and he doesnt like to stay in the water long. he was a little bloated but when he got in the water he went potty. so i took him out and got him a clean warm bowl to saok in. he doesnt like to be in there to bathe but its helping his shedding along what should i do? cus he shedd his face on his own and its been 2 hours and he hasnt done rest
  • 06-04-2011, 02:27 AM
    Homegrownscales
    Shedding can be an all day or night process. Make sure the humidity in the tank is up and let him be.
  • 06-04-2011, 05:15 AM
    shelliebear
    Dude was the OP's snake in the toilet????
  • 06-04-2011, 05:22 AM
    mark and marley
    Re: bathing balls!!!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by shelliebear View Post
    Dude was the OP's snake in the toilet????

    wait what pic did i put up that wasnt a snake!!!

    jk it was a sink that was sanitized,soaked and rinsed out and unused for two days before bath time,i made it clear noone was to use that sink til i said or else Marley would pay em a visit.
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