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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
 Originally Posted by cassandra
Guilty pleasure...misting a sleeping burmese...
"*snort*...what the...*HIIISSSS!!!*"
muwhahahhaha....
BWAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAAAAAAA 
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
I keep all my animals on paper, and humidity at 50% all the time, I don't mist and I have perfect sheds. I think if you keep your humidity at 50% all the time, your snakes should shed fine.
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
~~ McKinsey~~
"Men have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you must not forget it. You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
~The Little Prince; Antoine de Saint Exupery
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
I know, I'm a snake torturer...
But admit it! You love to tickle snake bellies!
0.1 ball python (Cleo), 0.1 surinam bcc (Carmen)
1.0 sunglow motley corn (Jenson), 1.0 albino burmese (Lourdes)
1.0 cat (Nicky), some mooses and ratters, 1.0 hubby (Rick)
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
Originally Posted by missi182
I am in love with big fat albino burmese, maybe you could post some pics in your gallery of your fella?
Fat butt yellow snake pics are here!
0.1 ball python (Cleo), 0.1 surinam bcc (Carmen)
1.0 sunglow motley corn (Jenson), 1.0 albino burmese (Lourdes)
1.0 cat (Nicky), some mooses and ratters, 1.0 hubby (Rick)
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
I, also, am not a fan of misting. I will use sphagnum moss in hides as well. A damp sponge works great for humidity boosting as well.
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
mist also means damn in German.
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
Originally Posted by LadyOhh
Waaaay less work than that treadmill crap... 
that depends on the size of the encloser
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Re: Whats does it mean to mist?
Originally Posted by freakoverdose1
I, also, am not a fan of misting. I will use sphagnum moss in hides as well. A damp sponge works great for humidity boosting as well.
You forgot to add to watch for bacteria colonies on the sponge- the only drawback!
~~ McKinsey~~
"Men have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you must not forget it. You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
~The Little Prince; Antoine de Saint Exupery
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