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Is Shed Aid safe for Snake consumption?

Tossing that crap out with the trash

I'm guessing nobody knows or uses that stuff? :confused: If no one else ain't using it then either am I. bye.. bye.."Shed Aid".. :p

Jeff Robertson
 
Good idea. Also, even better idea if they don't list ingredients in the stuff (you don't want them to get any strange chemical you've never heard of, "Propolene Glycol? what the heck is that?"). Nothing better than just good ole Eich Too Oh.

But then again if you got it in a petstore it could just be overpriced glycerin in a bottle. (we humans can eat that stuff fine, but dunno about snakes).

But yeah, chucking sounds like a good idea.

-13mur 6
 
Anything that says "For external use only. Not for human consumption. Not for animals for human consumption." isn't getting used by me. Its main ingredient is n-Alkyl Dimrthyl Benzyl-Ammonium Cloride. :confused: I don't know what the hell that is so its another good reason not to use it. I think I'll take everyones advise and just use plan old H2O from here on in for my corn snake.


Jeff Robertson
 
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