Quote Originally Posted by CORBIN911 View Post
Well you shouldn't do it, but when i had a beardi i found a NICE piece of beached wood. what i did was use a Bleach mixture and soaked it over night to kill any bacteria once that was done, placed in the oven at a fairly hot temp and cooked it dry again killling any bacteria, after that stuck in freezer over night to kill any heat resistant bacteria and fiannly sprayed it with a safe reptile bacteria killer. let that dry out naturally (even use prevent a mite or something) then it should be sterile.

You say they shouldn't do it, then give a very detailed cleaning procedure... confusing!

I say go for it so long as the rocks or what have you aren't sharp. Even then some can be sanded down. Depending on the items will depend on the cleaning method. Woods should be baked, as previously mentioned. Stones and whatnot can be bleached.

It is the live plants and things that you really need to watch out for, as some can be dangerous to your snake's health. But again as mentioned, whatever items you introduce, make *sure* they are cleaned thorough as to not introduce harmful bacteria or whatnot.

All the best!