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    Health Issues, please help

    hey guys. I took my spider out to soak her beacuse she had been bloated for a little over a week now. Well she layed a huge poop, but while I was soaking her she whisled a few times while I was trying to keep her in the water. I opened her mouth up and saw a few bubbles by the back of her throat (4-5 bubbles).

    So is this a for sure sign of RI or am I over reacting?

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    She could have sucked in some water possibly, and that was the whistle you heard (trying to remove it from her nostrils).

    Pics of the throat would be a big help.
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    Re: Health Issues, please help

    It's VERY likely that what you heard and saw was just water. I'd put her back in her enclosure and leave her alone for a week, then check on her and see how she's doing.
    -- Judy

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    Ok thanks. I held her for a while after cleaning out her tub, and didn't hear a single whistle. I'll try and get a pic of her throat for you guys, and check back on her in a week.

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