Egg removal video..

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=702704553114952

You made that look too easy Tim! :)

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Very nice :) it's amazing seeing how hollowed out she was. Thanks for sharing that was super cool!


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You made that look too easy Tim! :)

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No kidding!

Thanks for sharing That was awsome to see.

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Almost forgot to Ask about your Oatmeal bath I know my Dogs benefit from Oatmeal Shampoo and conditioners as People do to I never even thought of my snakes, if you would not mind please tell me the recipe Im a firm believer in Oatmeal. ...

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I was wondering about the oatmeal as well. Do you just do it for laying females, or do you see benefits for all snakes?

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Almost forgot to Ask about your Oatmeal bath I know my Dogs benefit from Oatmeal Shampoo and conditioners as People do to I never even thought of my snakes, if you would not mind please tell me the recipe Im a firm believer in Oatmeal. ...

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I, myself use a French milled all natural oatmeal soap, because of it's all natural nature this is what I clean the females who just laid with.. I do so to wash off the egg scent so that they relax sooner and do not twitch or thermo regulate as long.. I want them to relax asap after such a grueling process and get back on feed asap as well..

Well thank you I've learned my tip for the day and your snakes are beautiful, I will go on line and see if I can find this soap do you have a Brand Name ? I will us this on me too.

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Very cool video!

I couldn't see the video since I don't use Facebook but like the thought of the soap. I have only soaked them in water and scrubbed the cages all these years. But my Borneo that laid this year kept going right back to a tight rap and twitching. She finally ate last night after soaking her again in just water. Might have to try it next year!

Tim Rash

Tim, sorry the link wouldn't work for you, didn't know they had that sort of control..:O
The bath is quick and fast, little water in the tub , a face cloth lathered with soap and a quick light rubbing and rinse.. The last one that laid ate the following weekend so it does seem to relax them and allow them to get back on track..

Cool thanks for the info! I will try it next year!

Tim Rash