kyel3840
Active Member
I woke up this morning to this. Will it harm my baby sulcatas and how do I get rid of it? My enclosure is 84 ambient and 97% humidity
Mold!!!!!
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No, not harmful. Try wiping the walls with a vinegar soaked rag.
kyel3840
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Okay. Thank you
Really? I guess I just assumed all mold was bad
That's what I thought.
kyel3840
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If I wipe the walls with a vinegar soaked rag is it harmful at all to the baby sulcatas. The vinegar that is
no.
BenDoc
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Im getting mold on my substrate. im pretty sure its "snow mold". When i take my baby sulcata out of the tank to soak her for 30 mins, could i take a spray bottle with a water and light white vinegar, and spray the top of her bedding to avoid mold? it seems like it appears fairly quickly. any advice?
This is interesting, because I have a pot that I tried to grow pasture mix in using coco coir and after the mix grew to its max I'm noticing snow mold growing on top of coir. I don't have any advice as I apologize as this is me to me also.
Black mold is what you have to be most cautious with. It can cause a condition know as neuro-toxin syndrome in humans where the toxins build up in your system, and your system is unable to expel them. Over time they cause damage to the soft tissues of the body including brain matter. Some folks are more susceptible to this than others, and the condition is usually hereditary. It's not the mold you can see that will harm you, it's the spores that you cannot see.
