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Bathing reptile in Florida tap water?
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[QUOTE="xp29, post: 2039881, member: 114539"] The only time they should be bathed is if they are dirty. After Zen passed from complications from aspirating while drinking in a bath I don't even recommend bathing for drinking purposes either. Use an eyedropper to give water for hydration. Contrary to popular belief just soaking a beardie in a bath will not hydrate them in any way (unless they actually drink). The feel your referring to in the water is because they have soft water, it lacks the minerals like calcium, lime, ect that helps remove the soap so it feels like it takes an eternity to get the soap off. It shouldn't be harmful though. [/QUOTE]
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