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Posted by loco on February 03, 2003 at 16:32:42:

In Reply to: just some more questions posted by spankysam on February 02, 2003 at 13:05:34:

mine bathe in their water dishes too. I use various types, some of the heavy plastic crockery type, some tupperware, some restaurant style soup bowls, something heavy enough for them to sit on while they're bathing. They like to stand on the edge and kinda dip down into the water, that's they way mine are. Even if you use water bottles for them to drink out of, I'd keep a bowl of fresh water in there at all times. Eventually, they'll get around to using it.
If they don't like baths, or if they're not used to them yet, you may have to mist them. Plain water, no soap or anything. They sure are cute taking a bath :)

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