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i put mine in boiling ht water, and then scrub them, then boiling how water again, but havent put any in vivs yet, i am just collecting some for the vivs.
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Yep, placing in boiling hot water is the easiest way of killing any bacteria. Just make sure they are put in the viv stable and won't fall and injure the snake
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Well you are not exactly going to have a boulder in the viv as that would be impossible, just get a big enough bucket or container to put the rock in and add some boiling water. I have never found any problems with doing that.
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yup...if you have to get a big tub, and fill with boiling water, make sure the rock is covered in boiling water so no rock is above water, leave for 15-20 mins, bring out scrub, then do the same with new boiling water...
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what sort of rock should i use i was thinking of finding a fairly big rock that looks interesting
(for a rock)it would take up quite abit of room but it would give the viv more dimention for ernie, should i fill the viv with rocks and sticks, ernie dosent seem to care about open spaces he likes to climb more. what do you think?
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its your set up not ours, i am puting loads of wood, MOPANI in my royals viv, when i get em, loads of plants and logs in my RB, and not much in my lizards, few bits in my ackies.
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i used to use large bark stuff i got at pet shops and found a couple of large stones in my back garden a couple of years ago... i used a small amount of bleach in a large bath but wasnt convinced it would be hot enough to kill anything lurking.
i baked the stones on a high temp in my oven for a short time and never had any troubles now i use really cool perches with various branches on them which i can screw into the side of my plastic vivs. its really handy and the wood is really smooth and lovely i think its mopani but i am not sure. i got them at a pet shop and they were pretty pricey ( £20-£30) a piece but i like them so i got a couple for each of my snakes who like climbing. they seem to love them and clean up easily if necessary. |
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