CaroJetJazz
New member
Hi guys
Just wondering if anyone has ever used rubber pond gloves when doing water changes on their axolotls?
I find the cold water not only painful on my hands but also it chaps the skin in the back of my hands. Since I have 8 axolotl tanks and 2 fish tanks at home, plus I work in the aquatics trade I don’t like to use moisturiser on my hands except at night before I go to bed so I don’t accidentally introduce it into any of the tanks I touch.
Was thinking of wearing the long arm latex rubber gloves you can get for using in ponds for when I do my axolotl tank maintenance. Just want to check they are safe to use in water that axolotls are in.
Thanks
Just wondering if anyone has ever used rubber pond gloves when doing water changes on their axolotls?
I find the cold water not only painful on my hands but also it chaps the skin in the back of my hands. Since I have 8 axolotl tanks and 2 fish tanks at home, plus I work in the aquatics trade I don’t like to use moisturiser on my hands except at night before I go to bed so I don’t accidentally introduce it into any of the tanks I touch.
Was thinking of wearing the long arm latex rubber gloves you can get for using in ponds for when I do my axolotl tank maintenance. Just want to check they are safe to use in water that axolotls are in.
Thanks