are these ok to use in vivarium if cleaned and disinfected??

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2 Female Ackie Monitors
1 Male Ackie Monitor - in quarentine for a while

ive got a couple which im gonna use in my snakes viv to put over heat mat as they warm up nicely but im juts a lil unsure as to if it wil lget to hot or not

so yeah as long as they are clean properly and are the proper slate ones not the asphestos (duno how its spelt ) ones they should be fine

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RFUK BLOOD

the game ft lil wayne -my life

No they are not asbestos

Quite thick slate

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2 Female Ackie Monitors
1 Male Ackie Monitor - in quarentine for a while

why not then eh just make sure all are cleaned and put em in how ya wan tem im sure ure reps will love em

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RFUK BLOOD

the game ft lil wayne -my life

lol you know the orange tiles on the top which are huge? i use them as snake hides and work perfect you just need a firm grip as they weigh abit

lmao i bet they work well though ?

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RFUK BLOOD

the game ft lil wayne -my life

Work perfect mate they are in with my boas as i find they move other hides

I was going to use roof slate in my beardie set-up but decided not to take the chance and bought some form B&Q for £4 and it did the trick. I didn't fancy the idea of something that could of been sat on the roof of a building for hundreds of years with birds using as a toilet going into my tank. I guess that if it was disinfected properly then there shouldn't be a problem but i wouldn't risk my beardies life, and plus he's only a baby

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I use the orange ones in for my corns, I either rest them on a rock or pieces of cut down plastic drain pipe or guttering. Put one in once until I could get a hide and found it liked it so placed them in my other vivs.

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0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
1.1 Northern Pines
1.1 Royal Pythons
1.0 Thayers King
3.3 Corns
1.0 Diadem Ratsnake
1.1 Fire Bellied Toads or poss 2.0 but its always the same one on top.
2.0 Green Tree Frogs