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Smelly Snake
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whiffin
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If Lexi smells because she's got something on her skin, then I'd try a bath (water that's cool, but not cold, to touch). I'd also assess what's making her smell. (This would also be the case if she's covered in poo or her musk also)
If Lexi herself smells then that doesn't sound good. From what I've read corn snakes should be pretty much odourless.
HTH
If Lexi herself smells then that doesn't sound good. From what I've read corn snakes should be pretty much odourless.
HTH
Rainey
Why can't I have more?
I agree totally with Whiffin...
If your corn does smell bad then it's probably crawling around in it's own poo (and cornsnake poo stinks awefully bad!). This should remedy itself after it sheds. In the meantime bath it like Whiffin said.
Always make sure you check daily for corn poo.
If your corn does smell bad then it's probably crawling around in it's own poo (and cornsnake poo stinks awefully bad!). This should remedy itself after it sheds. In the meantime bath it like Whiffin said.
Always make sure you check daily for corn poo.