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NEW JOB WITH RETILE BREEDER IN NAPLES FL
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by boidsnake on January 28, 2011
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I take care of 700 snakes in two rooms at work everything from for feeding to cleaning cages just like I did with my own snakes just alot more ,my question is how to be more be more efficient speed wise especialy in spot clean and vamping cages
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by Peter84Jenkins on January 29, 2011
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If you are dealing with hots I am not sure speeding up your pace is wise. However, if you are dealing with non-venomous, then just plan ahead. After a few rounds think back to the work you just completed and see if you can improve anything. Ultimately when working with that large of a collection it is just going to be time consuming. Especially if you are doing the work alone.
But, like I said before, I would not even dream of speeding up if you are dealing with hots! Play it safe and just take your time.
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by jparker1167 on January 30, 2011
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i agree with the above post, its not a good idea to try and hurry when you are dealing with venomous snakes or large constictors.
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by boidsnake on January 30, 2011
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as far as dangrous reptile go i take my time. and stay safe . im talking about harmless ones .when dealing with venomous i play it safe even it there told me to hurry a wouldnt
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by FSB on February 4, 2011
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Be systematic - too much speed can also stress snakes, venomous or not. Do one thing at a time - do all your spot cleaning at one time, then go back later or another day with clean hands and do all the water bowls separately, or whatever system fits your set-up best. This will help reduce cross-contamination. Wash hands, wear gloves or use hand sanitizer between each snake. Maggiore fretta, minore atto... The More Haste, the Less Speed.
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