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I have a large group of Narceus americanus, which I keep not only because I think they're neat critters but because their poop makes for some fantastic planting fertilizer, especially for ferns and other primitive plants, and they produce a LOT of it. However, as I'm sure many of you milli keepers know, these secrete large quantities of a brownish liquid in defense when handled, and it stains the skin. I mean, REALLY stains, as in this stuff could be used for semi-permanent "tattoos" that don't involve needles. How DO you get this stuff off? I've tried everything from white board cleaner to WD-40, with no luck. The stains last for weeks, not just a few days, and actually cause the skin on my fingertips to peel, which seems to be the only way to get rid of it. Have any of you keepers found anything that can remove it without removing the skin?
pitbulllady
pitbulllady