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    is this bone disease and how fatal is it to the snake ?

    Hi,

    I just got a picture albino lavender kingsnake (stripped) from a seller. We almost done the transaction but I notice it has bone disease (the bone in the tail are not right, a little bit bumpy)



    the snake still eating live mice at the moment .. but I'm worried, is this disease fatal to the snake ? is it possible to cure the disease ? is this MBD ?

    please let me know ... whether it possible to be cured or not.

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    Re: is this bone disease and how fatal is it to the snake ?

    It's not a lavender, it's a normal albino.

    What ever it's got it does not look good. I'd take a pass on this one.
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    Re: is this bone disease and how fatal is it to the snake ?

    is it possible to cure that bone ?

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    Re: is this bone disease and how fatal is it to the snake ?

    Nope. Damage done, if it is damage to the bone, is permanent. The snake might live a long time and have no problems, it may have had whatever it's got for quite some time, but I'd still take a pass on that one.
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