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    Info on IBD intresting

    wasn't sure where to put this but I found this of intrest regarding IBD

    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...imals-science/
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    Info on IBD intresting

    That's pretty neat. Nice to see that they may be able to screen snakes for the IBD. That could save a lot of potential heart break for people.

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    Re: Info on IBD intresting

    Thanks for sharing this find.
    Considering getting my first Boa and recently learned that Boa's have been known to be be asymptomatic carriers.
    Crossing my fingers and hoping first the animal remains healthy and second, that if not an extended quarantine period will be enough to prevent infection of other animals if I am unlucky enough to acquire an infected animal.

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