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Anonymous post on July 31, 2001
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I am building a feeding cage for my snake, a ball python ( I know this is a hot herp website, but I'm desperate ), and I need to know two things. Is it o.k. to build the feeding cage out of pine. I have been told that it is poisonous to snakes, but I don't know if that is only when it is digested. Second, is okay to paint he cage, I am ot sure if it would be toxic or not. Thank you for the help. Oh, and i am sorry for not posting this in the begginer's section, but no one ever responds there.
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by Mojo on July 31, 2001
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Hello, I myself do not know anything about building cages but if by a feeding cage you mean something that will just be used to feed the snake seperate from his "home" cage than you may just want to buy a rubber maid type container it may be cheaper and easier. Sorry I cant help otherwise. Oh and Ive also read that some materials can be toxic to snakes not sure if pine is one of them though hopefully someone else will.
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by BLACKSNAKE on August 1, 2001
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Hi,
Pine is fine for snake cages, as long as its not treated.
Painting is also fine if you let the cage air out for a couple of weeks before you introduce the snake to its cage.
Scott
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