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  1. 12-27-2017, 07:58 PM #11
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    Re: Ball python plastic tub holes?

    Quote Originally Posted by Quahog View Post
    I worry about the fumes and gases that comes out of melting plastic O_O. Melting acrylic releases Formaldehyde particles and gas... melting ABS release styrene particles and gas. No XD!
    as you should be! but being safe around those plastics is very easy once you practice proper safety!
    IMPORTANT PSA: ONLY use a soldering iron on plastic in a WELL-VENTILATED area with a fan to push the fumes AWAY from you!!!

    if you can smell plastic, you're doing it wrong!!!

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    Last edited by tttaylorrr; 12-27-2017 at 07:59 PM.
    4.4 ball python
    1.0 Albino ✮ 0.1 Coral Glow ✮ 0.1 Super Cinnamon paradox ✮ 1.0 Piebald ✮ 0.1 Pastel Enchi Leopard het Piebald ✮ 1.0 Coral Glow het Piebald ✮

    1.0 corn snake
    1.0 Hypo ✮

    1.0 crested gecko
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    0.1 Maine Coon mix ✮

    0.1 human ✌︎
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