Posted by:
warriorprncss3
at Tue Sep 21 14:39:11 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by warriorprncss3 ]
As long as you spot clean often and well, remove uneaten food promptly, and change out the water dish regularly you really only need to do a top to bottom cleaning a few times a year. When my snakes shed I'll pull out their decorations and clean them to remove the shed pieces on them and pick up all the shed out of the cage. Other than that I spot clean any time I notice something in the cage and change the water dishes daily. If you have a mite problem top to bottome cleaning needs to be done much more often until the problem is definitely gone. Good luck.
Sera
Link
-----
3.6 ball pythons
1.2 king snakes (1 chocolate, 2 albino)
1.0 columbian red tail boa
1.1 pueblan milksnakes
2.2 african house snakes
2.2 striped albino applegate gophers
1.0 watersnake
1.2 burmese pythons (1 albino, 2 hets)
2.1 pygmy rattlesnakes
1.1 dumeril's boas
3.3 corns (miami, okatee, snow, caramel, 2 creamsicle)
1.1 jungle corns
[ Hide Replies ]
|
RE: Cage maintenance question? - warriorprncss3, Tue Sep 21 14:39:11 2004