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Originally posted by Linds
Clay pots suck. They are abrasive, and some species with thinner skin can easily have it abraded by the texture. As well, there is no way of eliminating any contaminants the pot has soaked up, and as a result can have serious consequences if they have a chance to make their way below the skin. I've seen snakes develop systemic infections as a result of this
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Clay pots can be cleaned/disinfected dispite their porous nature.
They are alot smother than most rocks and terrain that snakes would encounter in the wild and use for hiding.
So Linds, you are saying you have seen snakes that, from constant rubbing and lack of cleaning that they have developed infections? Or is it that since the snake has worn it's skin off that it could be more likely to develop an infection?
Just curious...