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    Cedar wood

    Hello, I bought a wooden branch for my ball python to climb on the other day not knowing what kind of a wood it is but I just researched about it and came to realize that it's actually Cedar wood. furthermore, I could not find any other type of wood to decorate my cage.
    Many question is, can I use it in the aquarium? Yes, I do know that it's toxic but wouldn't it work if I baked it or found a way to just remove all the oils from it?
    appreciate your answers.

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    Cedar wood

    Why even risk it? I would not use it at all personally.


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    There's no way to remove all the oils from a cedar branch. At least not enough that I'd think it was safe for a snake.
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    Throw it away into the burning pits of He.....

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    Re: Cedar wood

    Quote Originally Posted by Reinz View Post
    Throw it away into the burning pits of He.....
    Are you kidding? I'd cut it into small pieces and distribute them where I store non-seasonal clothes, bedding, holiday decorations, etc.

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    ya great hobo spider deterrent!

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    Re: Cedar wood

    Quote Originally Posted by Lizardlicks View Post
    ya great hobo spider deterrent!
    Please elaborate spiders are the only thing I fear in this world and require your knowledge. (Not trying to hijack the thread though)


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