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#1131086
Bella_831
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okay, so what iv’e been observing is that people let their snakes chill in the bath tub once in a while........ now, it doesnt seem that my brb cares for water all that much, as she only goes in water after meals, if that. so, im wondering, would a rainbow boa even want to roam around in the tub?? does anyone let theirs do so?
thanks!
-Lynsey
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01/13/07 01:06am
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#1131162
Geckokitty
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Message To: Bella_831 In reference to Message Id: 1131086
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I don’t put mine in the tub so much because she’s too curious about getting out and I don’t trust it. I have put her in a tupperware full of water on occasion if I don’t like the way her skin is feeling or if she’s getting ready to shed. (I’ll put her in before she eats so that she can eat and shed all at once). I do let her hang out in the shower with me from time to time though :) She enjoys the humidity and will chill on top of the showerhead.
Melissa
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01/13/07 02:38am
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#1131344
Addicted
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Message To: Geckokitty In reference to Message Id: 1131162
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Now that you mention it i have never put my brb in the tub,I will try that tonight.I am buying a big above ground pool for my snakes this summer so i can swim with them.
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01/13/07 10:56am
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#1131679
Derek54
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Message To: Addicted In reference to Message Id: 1131344
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"I am buying a big above ground pool for my snakes this summer so i can swim with them."
haha thats awesome.
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01/13/07 03:11pm
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#1131711
Addicted
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Message To: Derek54 In reference to Message Id: 1131679
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Yeah but i am starting to like the big boys now(i am getting a large burm soon and probably some retics)and swimming with them might be a little scary.I wouldn’t want to swim with a large conda that’s their territory if you know what i mean...LOL
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01/13/07 03:32pm
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#1132278
CobraVenom
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Message To: Addicted In reference to Message Id: 1131711
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My fiance and I keep a humid hide in with our snakes at all times. The Brazilian Rainbow Boa loves it and rarely comes out unless he is getting a drink or wants a fuzzy. Its just a small plastic box filled a quarter way with moist moss with a small hole cut in the front. Works great and makes for a beautiful shed. As far as the tubs we never use but outside pools in the summer are great for our two Burms.
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01/13/07 11:05pm
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#1132996
Bella_831
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Message To: CobraVenom In reference to Message Id: 1132278
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well, im thinking she doesnt get in her water bowl much because the enclosure is already extremely humid, and she also has a humid hide.... so maybe theres no need. dunno, but seeing pics of snakes swimming around is interesting... i just cant picture bella doing it.
in any case, thanks for all the responses :)
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01/14/07 03:09pm
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#1133298
HGF
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Message To: Bella_831 In reference to Message Id: 1132996
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My BRB seems to enjoy the tub thing. Most of my snakes do, although my RTB freaks out until she finds the drain and wraps her tail around it. Then she’s content. lol. I don’t a pic of the BRB, but here’s a few of my BP having some bath time fun with a pirate rubber ducky a few days ago.
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01/14/07 07:32pm
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#1133619
Snake dude
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Message To: HGF In reference to Message Id: 1133298
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i have a 5 foot burm can he swim in my pool with me if it has Chlorine in it
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01/14/07 11:49pm
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