OK, I've had my corn for 3 months now, and have no health issues or eating issues at all, he's great. When I decided to get a corn, I did alot of research in order to learn as much as possible. I never saw anything about cleaning or bathing a snake, and yet today as i was reading a bunch of threads, twice I saw a mention of people bathing their snake and it had nothing to do with a shed problem. Anyway...should I be bathing my corn for any reason besides a shed problem?
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Cleaning a snake.
- Thread starter elgnirkk
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Weebonilass
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The only reason I put my big guy in a tub was because he went through a stage where he was pooping within minutes of taking him out of his cage. He seemed to hold it just for me :awcrap: A bit of a warm bath and he was shedding it in there instead of on me or my bed or my carpet. It was a heck of a lot easier to clean the tub. He quit doing it after a couple of months and I stopped putting him in the tub. He never liked swimming and has never even as a hatchling laid in his water bowl.
No reason to bath your snake unless the shed is bad, although a few members have used it as exercise when they had females that had gotten too heavy.
