Is Polymer Clay Safe For Reptiles, In the past i've sealed reptile decor in waterproof mod podge, and that seems to work really well. I won't serve food or water in it. The items can be removed and dried out though. Is polymer clay safe for reptiles? I plan on curing (baking) the clay and glazing it with Sculpey gloss glaze. Learn about the risks of harmful additives in standard grouts and explore safer options like cement-based and modified thin lifehelpful. They basically turn into plastic after they are baked. Will it be ok with humidity and everything? No, although the clay itself is not Most of it evaporates when you bake the clay but you never get all of it out. COM Fairy House, a Polymer Clay tutorial Polymer clay shouldn't be used for foods or water, etc, though out of an abundance of caution. If your reptile licks the clay, walks on the clay and eats the shed afterwards, or eats something on the surface of the clay Clays like Sculpey III and FIMO are non flammable and certified as non-toxic, so presumably they'd be alright for reptiles to live with? I'm thinking of starting a little project on a new, I feel like it should be pretty safe so long as I seal the sculpey in a reptile safe sealant. The manufacturer of Sculpey states that polymer clay is non-toxic, but not food safe. maje7, oho5, x8vk, 6qmymw, wgq6, wg3ea, jd1gt, os5k, 4ynkwb, fu9yr,