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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Quote Originally Posted by highqualityballz View Post
    Soap and water works also
    Probably don't need the soap either, just water is all I can remember using to clean up a snake after egg-laying.

    I personally have never (& would never) use F10 or chlorhexidine ON the snake itself, perhaps because I read & take the label precautions seriously, & because like us,
    snakes can absorb things thru their skin; like ours, their bodies depend on "friendly bacteria" to function, and such products do not discriminate, so I remain cautious.

    To me, F10 & chlorhexidine are great to clean cages & implements, but not for use on the snakes themselves. Can you do it & have some gotten away with
    doing this? -those are different questions & one we each have to answer for ourselves, I guess.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 05-08-2019 at 11:42 AM.

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