Cleaning the enclosure
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ComicBookMama
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Baby wipes to get the waste up and out, then vinegar/water in a 50/50 solution. Deep cleaning, I get that vet approved stuff... can't recall what it's called...
F 10 -- Rescue and Zoo Meds Wipe Out for deep cleaning --- those are a vet disinfectant -- they will kill coccidia amongst others--- the daily cleaning vinegar/water solution 50/50 or a little stronger on the vinegar side -- I use paper towels to pick up then paper towels and the vinegar solution to clean
I usually spray it down with vinegar and wipe it clean. Then hit it with F10 and let it dry. Sometimes I use my steam cleaner, but that takes quite a bit longer.
Wickedpogana
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With my bioactive enclosure I dont have to do any cleaning as my clean up crew will eat any shed poop and food scraps and it's way cleaner on a microbial level. It might take a little more work at first but it totally pays off with a great enchriching habitat for your reptile and something you can be proud of and not only your beardie interact with but yourself aswell .
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