RESULTS OF MICROBIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF THE SKIN OF HEALTHY REPTILES ARE IN CAPTIVITY
Established during the evolution of microbial biocoenosis in various organ systems of animals maintain their normal physiological functions and play a role in immunity. Changes in microbial biocenoses in many cases lead to the emergence of pathological processes in the relevant bodies. The main risk factor for human infection by contact with reptiles is their bacteriocarrier. To date, the main problem is that exotic animals held in the home, without exposing veterinary research. This paper presents the results of laboratory tests for microbiological monitoring of surface integument reptiles. We describe the morphological, cultural and biochemical properties of the isolated microorganisms, and also provides information to determine pathogenicity factors and the sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics