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    Adult snake Greg'sGarters's Avatar
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    Re: Nebulization of Sick/New Snakes

    And don't forget you need to be able to mix this stuff into a liter. The bottle that comes with the zoo med fogger is 1L. And please correct me if I'm wrong with this...I don't believe that a disinfectant would harm a snake (assuming that it is if safe for the snake) even if there are no bacteria. I would not recommend giving medicine to a snake that doesn't need the medicine, but this just sterilizes the lung area of any bacteria (or at least disinfects a good amount of it).
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    Re: Nebulization of Sick/New Snakes

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg'sGarters View Post
    And don't forget you need to be able to mix this stuff into a liter. The bottle that comes with the zoo med fogger is 1L. And please correct me if I'm wrong with this...I don't believe that a disinfectant would harm a snake (assuming that it is if safe for the snake) even if there are no bacteria. I would not recommend giving medicine to a snake that doesn't need the medicine, but this just sterilizes the lung area of any bacteria (or at least disinfects a good amount of it).
    There will always be some bacteria present, and exposing them unnecessarily to an agent intended to kill them can help develop resistance to the agent.
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