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takeing a bath..

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Aage

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If i wanna give my snake a bath, could I do this in my tub? And how warm should the water be? Snakes like water, don`t they? I`m pretty new to this:p

Lots of thanx from me and my snake..
 
Well if you know they don't like water then why are you giving it a bath :shrugs:

But you are correct, they don't really like water, and only if they desire to will they occasionally soak in their dishes.
Other than that the only other reasons to really get them to take a bath are, if they're infested with mites, having shedding issues, or are thoroughly covered in feces and urine and need to be cleaned off.

Welcome :)
 
lol as much as i wish you could give corn snakes bubble baths (who doesn't like bubble baths?!) you don't have to give them baths unless your snakes shed is stuck on him you can put him in a box with damp paper towels.but that about it though.
 
Corny Noob said:
Well if you know they don't like water then why are you giving it a bath :shrugs:

But you are correct, they don't really like water, and only if they desire to will they occasionally soak in their dishes.
Other than that the only other reasons to really get them to take a bath are, if they're infested with mites, having shedding issues, or are thoroughly covered in feces and urine and need to be cleaned off.

Welcome :)
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Ok, think you misunderstood.. I do NOT know if hi likes water or not..
 
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