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Posted by lizardman on May 04, 2003 at 03:40:29:

In Reply to: stupid question about dead leaves,,, posted by Marwan on May 02, 2003 at 13:45:42:

:hello,,this is a really stupid question but in my school there are some trees and i usually find some dead leaves,,,
:i wanna know if i take some and put them in my snake's enclosure ,,,is there anyway where fungus can grow on it or could it cause diseases to my snake or is it safe ?

:thanks

You may introduce parasites with the leaves. It would be best to sterilize the leaves first before introducing them into the snake's cage.

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