Re: How often do you soak?
This i a personal preference of mine but when one of my snakes goes into shed i soak once every 2 days for bet 10 mins. As soon as i c a pink belly i start doing this. I put lupe warm water in a sealable tub place the snake in it and leave for 10 mins. This being said if ur humidity is hight enough then ur snakes will shed with out soaking.
Joe Tully
Re: How often do you soak?
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Slim
I know there are some legitimate reasons for needing to soak a BP, but I, knock on wood, have never run into one of those reasons.
By that do you mean humidity and shedding issues?
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George1994
By that do you mean humidity and shedding issues?
Yes, but also I've not had any mites or dehydration issues either.
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PitOnTheProwl
Unless a snake is dehydrated there no reason to soak, all you are doing is washing away the natural oils that help them shed.
If you feel you need to soak them then please fix your husbandry issues, IF they want to soak they have a water bowl for that.
Ahh, I never knew that! I am glad I've not soaked him now then haha! So say they are having a difficult shed do you just mist the viv, raising the humidity?
I don't have any issues at the time being, I just wanted to know peoples opinions on the matter!
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George1994
Ahh, I never knew that! I am glad I've not soaked him now then haha! So say they are having a difficult shed do you just mist the viv, raising the humidity?
My collection is too large to use tanks anymore. Tubs and racks hold humidity great.;)
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PitOnTheProwl
My collection is too large to use tanks anymore. Tubs and racks hold humidity great.;)
Fair enough :) I hope to have a system like that one day, when I'm working my to that Lemonblast haha! How is that Lemonblast you ordered getting on?
Re: How often do you soak?
I soak mine if they had a bad shed, or dehydration. Which is rare.