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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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