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RE: Calcium Deposits on snake head

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Posted by: viper8red at Tue Nov 9 18:37:18 2010 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by viper8red ]

Hi Christopher,
Distilled water was one of my first thoughts too. But I was always under the assumption that prolonged drinking of distilled water wasn't really good for humans and pets. Is this inaccurate? It does come off with the shed, but in the meantime many of my vipers have a greyish whitish head that doesn't look that great.

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