cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
i just had a random thought. could you use flower( like the white powder you cook with, not the plants) as a substrate?
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Flower???
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ultimuttone
Murphy is my Sancho :/
You obviously don't have much experience in the kitchen. The flour would become like disgusting playdough. Not attractive, and definitely not healthy for any animal to be living in.
cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
i am only 13, i don't cook much, i thought it might be flour but i wasn't sure so i just spelt it the other way. I don't know why i thought of it, it was just a random thought.ultimuttone said:
Roy Munson
New member
I've had mine on 'Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa' powder for years, with no harmful effects. Although-- I thought one of my females was huffing with a mild R.I. once, but she was actually emitting a soft yodel.
SnakeLuvrs
New member
jazzgeek said:
with, definitely with the marshmellows :crazy02:
Serpwidgets
New member
You brought Swiss Miss to the Waffle Hut? 
But to answer the original question, of course there are people who keep them on flour. That's how they make flourescent corns. (The fluorescent ones are made by selective breeding, though.)
But to answer the original question, of course there are people who keep them on flour. That's how they make flourescent corns. (The fluorescent ones are made by selective breeding, though.)
