You have to have something against mammals to want to own a snake that large, considering how many cute, furry things you probably have to feed them to sustain them.

Do the neighbors kids count as furry?

Seriously though... one morning, this woman isn't going to show up for work. Nor any day after.

That snake is huge!

Um, is soap safe for snakes?

>> ^Entropy001:

That snake is huge!


Uh oh.. I wonder who's gonna say it? hm.

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That's what that one lady said.

Damn I always screw up catchphrases.>> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

>> ^Entropy001:
That snake is huge!

Uh oh.. I wonder who's gonna say it? hm.

Yeah, I don't really think soap is a good idea for a snake. I bathe my snakes like this too, but not with soap. Something like that could play havoc with their digestive system.

I love snakes like that, they look amazing.

Almost as big as my "python"

>> ^ant:

Um, is soap safe for snakes?


I'm guessing it might be baby shampoo. Still no idea if that's safe for a snake, but might explain the lack of burning eyes.

my trouser snake really like bubble baths too

Well this snake seems to have been growing up fine all this time.

I'm quite amazed at how docile he is, but I guess keeping him well fed makes him quite nice and increasingly bigger.>> ^ForgedReality:

Yeah, I don't really think soap is a good idea for a snake. I bathe my snakes like this too, but not with soap. Something like that could play havoc with their digestive system.

>> ^cybrbeast:

Well this snake seems to have been growing up fine all this time.
I'm quite amazed at how docile he is, but I guess keeping him well fed makes him quite nice and increasingly bigger.>> ^ForgedReality:
Yeah, I don't really think soap is a good idea for a snake. I bathe my snakes like this too, but not with soap. Something like that could play havoc with their digestive system.



It's a Burmese. As long as it's not traumatized, and, as you say, kept well-fed, they tend to be fairly docile. But my snakes tend to drink when they bathe. Having soap in the water ... I dunno. I'd never do it.

You can use a mild soap to help rid them of mites, but 1: that's not bathing them in it, and 2: if they're kept indoors and you clean their enclosure, they're never likely to get mites.

First time I've ever even considered a snake to be somewhat cute..

The SPCA needs to get one of these!
..the snake, not the bubble bath
..or the odd lady.

To each their own... but I'd have to chock that up on the weird list.

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