Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 9:42 am
I always use chlorhexidene which is an antifungal/antibacterial and general germ killer on any new ones I get, every other day for a week. I take them and over a sink lightly scrub them with a toothbrush dipped in the chlorhexidene, and then I quarentine them from the rest. That way if they come with a fungus or something it's not allowed to grow and has been killed from day one. And also I get to see some of the personality, and make sure I can check out any shell issues they might have, chips, cracks whatever.
11 res,2 Cooters,4 Sulcata,2 ybs,1 Ornate wood,2 Common musk,1 melanistic slider,1 striped mud,1 russian,2 japanese pond, 2 3 toe box, 2 Black Woods, 3 Vietnam pond, ,1 western painted,2 reeves,1new guinea snake neck,2 Miss maps, 1 African helmeted