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Making your own snake toys
- Thread starter Mudruck
- Start date
Allalaskan
The Crazy Alaskan
Trying to tease your snakes with that giant mouse head? lol.
Last night I soaked 6 rocks (2 for each viv) that weren't very sharp but were a little abrasive in (like a fine sandpaper) bleach for an hour then rinsed them off real good and let em dry for a few hours and put them in the vivs this morning for something for the snakes to shed against. I know my Corn used the wood hides to shed because he could rub up against it as he was shedding and use it to pull off his old shed.
So instead of using wood I went outside and found some decent sized rocks to use. Scrubbed em clean then soaked them in bleach for an hour, then rinsed very well and dryed. I have a BP fixing to shed so we will see if she uses it, im sure my corn will (he has another month before he sheds) use them.
Last night I soaked 6 rocks (2 for each viv) that weren't very sharp but were a little abrasive in (like a fine sandpaper) bleach for an hour then rinsed them off real good and let em dry for a few hours and put them in the vivs this morning for something for the snakes to shed against. I know my Corn used the wood hides to shed because he could rub up against it as he was shedding and use it to pull off his old shed.
So instead of using wood I went outside and found some decent sized rocks to use. Scrubbed em clean then soaked them in bleach for an hour, then rinsed very well and dryed. I have a BP fixing to shed so we will see if she uses it, im sure my corn will (he has another month before he sheds) use them.