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Hey fellow snake lovers! You know how much I adore my 'lil snakeee,' and keeping them happy and healthy means a clean home! I often get asked how I manage to 'clean some snakes with me' without too much fuss, so I wanted to share my go-to ball python cleaning routine. It's super important for preventing bacteria and mites, ensuring your scaly friend thrives. First, I always make sure to have a safe temporary container for my ball python while I clean their enclosure. This reduces stress for them and makes it easier for me to really get into all the nooks and crannies of their tank. A secure plastic tub with air holes works perfectly. Once my little one is safely relocated, it's time to tackle the main event: the tank! I remove all substrate, decor, and water bowls. For a deep clean, which I do every few weeks, I use a reptile-safe disinfectant or a diluted bleach solution (rinsed very thoroughly afterwards, of course!) on all hard surfaces – the tank walls, hideouts, and water dish. Make sure to let everything air dry completely before putting it back. For daily spot cleaning, I just scoop out any waste immediately. It makes a huge difference in keeping the overall environment fresh and reduces the need for frequent deep cleans! When it comes to cleaning the 'lil snakeee' themselves, it's usually not a full bath unless they're particularly dirty or having trouble shedding. A warm, shallow soak in a separate container can work wonders for helping with stuck shed, but only for about 15-20 minutes. If they've made a mess on themselves, a gentle wipe with a damp, soft cloth is usually enough. Always use lukewarm water, never hot or cold, as extreme temperatures can be harmful. Maintaining proper humidity is also key, as a clean and humid environment prevents a lot of skin issues. I regularly check the humidity levels with a hygrometer and adjust as needed, sometimes by misting the substrate or adding a larger water bowl. Trust me, a happy snake is a clean snake! It might seem like a chore, but spending this time with your 'lil snakeee' actually strengthens your bond. What are your best cleaning tips for your reptiles? I'd love to hear them!

I’m new to your channel. Do you breed these babies? They’re so gorgeous! What is your favorite morph/gene combo?