How Do You Bathe a Stubborn Python?

How do you bathe a stubborn python (really, a real python)? In a bathtub, of course!

Vimeo user 8E captured the ordeal of giving her albino burmese python Julius a bubble bath. The hardest part seems to be heaving the 130 lb (60 kg) snake into the tub.

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How Do You Bathe a Stubborn Python?

With a machete!

I don't understand the attraction to snakes.

Cold blooded, pea brained, zero empathy, predators - I'm sure Freud would have a field day explaining what type of personal neurosis make certain people find that type of creature attractive.
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How do you bath you Python and a cat at the same time. . . Put the cat in the tub and let the python find the motivation to go eat it :0 Both problems solved.
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Wow, really, vonskippy? So anyone who likes snakes is suffering from some kind of mental defect?

Just because you're apparently scared of snakes doesn't mean people who like them have "personality neuroses." I hope you were kidding.
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i don't understand the attraction to snakes either - but lots of people don't understand my total devotion to my dogs. so, dif'rent strokes.

i don't know how snakes think or if they bond with people or even recognize individuals or any of that stuff, but that one actually seems pretty cool.

a question though...with a snake that big, what's to stop it from constricting around a person? doesn't seem like there'd be much you could do if that's what the snake had in mind. is keeping them well-fed enough?
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Why the hell would you want to wash it, anyway? Did it get sprayed by a skunk? Rolled in the mud? Can't imagine it's a natural event in its life; and it might really piss it off.
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@BikerRay: Snakes are naturally kinda stinky creatures, much like dogs (although very different smell). I imagine a snake that big would get pretty smelly.
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@b - I'm no "normal" person, rather an exotice vet that specialized in large constrictors. Hence, she's in my house as a pet. ;)

@AntDude - anything safe for human skin is safe for a snake. Their eyes are not mucus membranes like a mammal's, so soaking in bubble bath is no problem.

@BikerRay - she urinated in her cage, so smelled bad. Washing the whiz off the snake is part in par of proper hygine, imho. :)

To anyone else interested... check out her FB page through her site - juliusthepython.com. Might just change your opinion of "cold-blooded pea-brained predators" as pets. Enjoy!

8E - 8E@lickmy.vg
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