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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    I'm sorry..............I sure you're sick of hearing about my practically perfect Alexander. But he doesn't poop in his bowl or anywhere near it. I had no idea common-er snakes that live in and around Tupperwear poop on everything like little barbarians.


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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Quote Originally Posted by Vypyrz View Post
    I remember a while back, someone on here posted some photos of one of their snakes that could barely still squeeze under one of those with out tipping it...
    Not exactly like the bowl in the picture, but I think this is the thread you remember?

    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=35212

    Those bowls make really nice hides/water dishes for young bp's.
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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Quote Originally Posted by cinderbird View Post
    i would not be interested in scraping poops out of all those crazy crevices .
    Hilarious!
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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Arsinoe yes, little barbarians. mine only poops in his humid cave style hide and when he is finished knocks the cover off for so I know to clean it. he has more common tastes however and likes a under plant saucer as a water bowl. No accounting for tastes!

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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    If anyone has a dollar tree or not check this link out.

    Perfect for 28qt tubs and up

    $12 per case plus shipping if shipped to your house. Free shipping if shipped to local Dollar Tree
    http://www.dollartree.com/floral-dec...?method=search

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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Quote Originally Posted by Arsinoe View Post
    I'm sorry..............I sure you're sick of hearing about my practically perfect Alexander. But he doesn't poop in his bowl or anywhere near it. I had no idea common-er snakes that live in and around Tupperwear poop on everything like little barbarians.

    Are you trying to say that because some of our snakes are kept in tubs that they are "barbarians" because they aren't "spoiled"?

    Rich, Those are great! hmmm!
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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    Are you trying to say that because some of our snakes are kept in tubs that they are "barbarians" because they aren't "spoiled"?

    Rich, Those are great! hmmm!

    Tupper--wear as Tupper---Doo Doo!

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    Hey how about the heart shaped dishat Dollar Tree.
    http://www.dollartree.com/party-supp...4466/index.pro
    Last edited by dr del; 04-16-2010 at 10:43 PM. Reason: hotlinking I'm afraid but a link to it is fine ;-)

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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    I have dog food bowls much like the ones on the link. The snakes love to hide under them and get drinks too. Cheap and very functionable.
    Too many snakes to list. Ball pythons, Gtp's and Boa's. It easier to say it that way.

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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Since I'm the one that mentioned the SS water bowls and not liking crocks, I thought I'd explain my position. I've got one snake that can tip over her bowl. None of my other snakes can tip them over. These are the heavy duty SS bowls with a weighted bottom. Like I said, none of my other snakes tip their's over, but my het for pied seems to make a game of it. She likes to lay her head on top of the bowl, so she spends most of her time getting the bowl upside down.

    As for the crock bowls, I've heard that lead is still used in these types of bowls. This is the main reason I don't use them, plus I can't put then into the dishwasher. The reason I use the SS bowl, is the ease of cleaning. and I like the look of SS. I like being able to put my water bowls in the dishwasher and use the highest temp setting to super-clean the bowls. I'm not saying I'm right and you're wrong, these are just my preference.

    But for the glass stuff listed by the OP, I too would have a problem with cleaning the little nooks. I wonder how sharp some of the patterns would be? I've seen some of the cast glass that have some sharp edges. I guess if you're looking at them in the store, you can determine if the glass has any sharp edges. I do believe these would work just as well as a crock or SS bowl. That's what's nice about herping, as long as it's safe, it's mostly a personal preference as to what you can use.

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    Re: Stylish and Safe Water Dishes

    Quote Originally Posted by Arsinoe View Post
    I'm sorry..............I sure you're sick of hearing about my practically perfect Alexander. But he doesn't poop in his bowl or anywhere near it. I had no idea common-er snakes that live in and around Tupperwear poop on everything like little barbarians.

    This post cracked me up. I'm not sure if it was in a good way or a bad way.

    Arsinoe, you remind me of a woman who I saw at a reptile show... She was carrying a BP around her neck and talking to it... Pointing to other snakes and saying "Look, you look just like him! Do you want to say hi? Go ahead! There you go..."
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