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    Re: Any tips for getting over fear....

    Quote Originally Posted by Lowen View Post
    Aspen is highly digestible. It shouldn't cause him any problems as long as it isn't lodged into his skin like a splinter. Happens every day!
    I don't think there is any sort of wood that is "highly digestible". Even termites can't digest wood without the help of a certain bacteria that lives in their gut.

    However, based on what I've read (my snakes aren't on aspen), a small amount of aspen is unlikely to harm your snake.

    Almost forgot to add the most important part! Good job with your progress on handling the snakes!
    Last edited by kc261; 05-05-2008 at 08:27 PM. Reason: added last bit
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