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    That's really a cool idea! In my experience (20 years keeping quite a few rattlebrats) they do like water. I took in some unwanted captives that had been kept in
    filthy cages by people who lost interest (<I'm being charitable) & they stunk, so I did bathe them in my bathtub. They seemed to like it, especially to get clean.
    The water was not deep though. While I agree that (supervised) swimming is great exercise for captive snakes (-most kinds), I didn't have a problem with my
    rattlesnakes becoming obese either, maybe because their cages were fairly large.

    BTW, I personally swim laps for fitness, and it's hard to find a better exercise to stay trim that's both aerobic & not too hard on the body.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 02-06-2019 at 04:20 PM.

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