Whats does it mean to mist?

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Guilty pleasure...misting a sleeping burmese...

"*snort*...what the...*HIIISSSS!!!*"


muwhahahhaha....

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BWAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAAAAAAA :rofl:

I keep all my animals on paper, and humidity at 50% all the time, I don't mist and I have perfect sheds. I think if you keep your humidity at 50% all the time, your snakes should shed fine.

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

Spritz Spritz mist!!! :D

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Guilty pleasure...misting a sleeping burmese...

"*snort*...what the...*HIIISSSS!!!*" muwhahahhaha....

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

BWAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAAAAAAA :rofl:

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:rofl::rofl::rolleye2::rofl::rofl:

I know, I'm a snake torturer...:P

But admit it! You love to tickle snake bellies! :rofl:

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Guilty pleasure...misting a sleeping burmese...

"*snort*...what the...*HIIISSSS!!!*"


muwhahahhaha....

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I am in love with big fat albino burmese, maybe you could post some pics in your gallery of your fella?

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Originally Posted by missi182

I am in love with big fat albino burmese, maybe you could post some pics in your gallery of your fella?

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Fat butt yellow snake pics are here!

I, also, am not a fan of misting. I will use sphagnum moss in hides as well. A damp sponge works great for humidity boosting as well.

mist also means damn in German.

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

Waaaay less work than that treadmill crap... ;)

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that depends on the size of the encloser:P

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Originally Posted by freakoverdose1

I, also, am not a fan of misting. I will use sphagnum moss in hides as well. A damp sponge works great for humidity boosting as well.

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You forgot to add to watch for bacteria colonies on the sponge- the only drawback!