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Ball Python Bath ?
Do you ever wash or wipe down your Ball Pythons ? So Far, ours hasn't really ever gotten into her own feces or anything? I was just curious if anyone routinely cleans their snakes actually body?
Bill in Indiana
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Nope, never really needed to
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Re: Ball Python Bath ?
 Originally Posted by BillinIndiana
So Far, ours hasn't really ever gotten into her own feces or anything?
Lucky you. I have some that seem to enjoy frolicking in their own poo...
Lucifer Sam, Siam cat...
Always sitting by your side,
Always by your side...
That cat's something I can't explain...
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Re: Ball Python Bath ?
You can safely use unscented baby wipes to wipe off your snake.
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If anything I'd just use a paper towel and water, I've never needed to wipe any of mine down though.
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Never gave a bath, just used a damp paper towel to clean off once.
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They don't *need* baths. Ball pythons naturally "self-cleanse" when they shed.
But I do bathe them when they do the poo roll. I handle them somewhat regularly, and I don't like stinky snakes. And honestly, it's easier for me to dump them in the tub and make them swim than to try to wipe down a gross snake.
(Lukewarm or even cool water is best---see the thread on "ball python hated bath" and temperature. I generally don't use soap unless they did something REALLY nasty and swimming in the bathtub didn't fix the smell.)
Last edited by loonunit; 01-07-2013 at 12:54 PM.
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