Thanks for the answers.



I don't know whether we have a Savon around here. I wouldn't mind paying for a sprayer, but I liked this bottle so much when I was using to spray the Healthy Habitat that I wanted to convert it to misting use. I think one of the things that I like most about it is good capacity. I can wet everything very well without having to return to the kitchen to refill the sprayer.



I'm encouraged to think that your ball pythons produce a fairly dry feces most of the time. I was pretty upset with myself at the thought that I might have left something in her cage for more than a day. I don't find every little urate pellet, but I try to clean all feces within half a day of her having a bowel movement.



I'll have to modify my technique to let the bowl sit for five minutes. I don't like the thought of bleaching the bowl very often for fear that I won't always remove all of the bleach. The chlorhexidine will allow me to get better cleaning more frequently without running that danger.



One of the things that struck me when I was cleaning bowls the other night was what my real answer should be to how I'd invest big money in my snakes. If I had really big money to invest in snakes, I'd buy a new house with a custom snake room. That room would include an industrial-sized sink with plenty of room for cleaning cage stuff. That little addition would make snake keeping more fun than any other investment that I could make right now.



Thanks,





Bill
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It's not how many snakes you have. It's how happy and healthy you can keep them.

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