Bottle or Tap???

[4theSNAKElady]

We have a well, and I drink the water, so the snakes drink the water. The only animals in the house that get Deer Park are the dogs...and thats because the mineral content of the water makes em' fart.....lol.

[Wilmer]

africa doesnt have brita filters and ive heard so much of their water problems..they still thrive so im shure tap or purified isnt too big of a deal

[jben]

i fill my bottles with tap water for the snakes...LOL

[davidnizmo]

africa doesnt have brita filters and ive heard so much of their water problems..they still thrive so im shure tap or purified isnt too big of a deal

thats what i was thinking they dont have filtered water in the wild so tap water should be a step up from creek or rain water i use tap water myself

[Jay_Bunny]

The chlorine in the tap water will dissipate after 24 hours. Not sure about anything else though. Personally, I use tap water. I drink it, so do my animals. The only animals that get special treatment with their water are the fish. Though I do plan on getting a filter for our faucet when we move.

[MarkS]

Yes, clorine does off gas when left in an open container. I don't know about flouride. I keep a bunch of plastic jugs that I fill with tap water and leave set overnight for my turtle water. The snakes waterbowls I just fill from the tap. If it's good enough for me to drink, it's good enough for them.

[Aes_Sidhe]

Tap but i have filter so... When i was in Florida i used Bottle because quality of tap water really suck there.... now in NY tap is not that bad... but i have filter so i use it..

[stratus_020202]

I read somewhere to be careful with filtered water because it is missing natural minerals. Can't remember where though, and not exactly sure why I was researching water, but it stuck with me. Thoughts?

[rabernet]

Tap water.

[WingedWolfPsion]

Tap water. They drink the same water I drink, and I'm sure they'll be fine.