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    Bad News All...

    As some of you may know I recently purchased a piebald ball python from a local shop. Some of you might know the issues that I ran into with the first one that I got and now I have some bad news... The second one that I was given by the shop passed away last night... He is officially gone. I am very confused.... I gave him no different treatment than the rest of my animals and none the less two weeks later he is gone... I am truly kicking myself right now and I have no idea what happened to the little guy. I've been keeping a close eye on him and all seemed fine but he is gone now... And I am just heartbroken ... He was kept in 85 degrees on paper towels with plenty of water and he is just dead... I feel terrible >.<
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    I don't know the issue you had with your first snake. But it sounds like that petstore just carries unhealthy animals?

    I'm sorry for your loss.

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    I was concerned about him because he was bleeding anally.... I have heard that it can be something that happens during shed but I was concerned and took the little guy back... I got another one and then this happens....
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    85 degrees is a bit too cool. What substrate was the pet shop keeping him on? Maybe he ingested something while eating (at the pet shop)?
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    I am very sorry for your loss.

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    He was on paper towels his entire run to be honest.... I keep my guys on paper towels for the simplicity.
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    Re: Bad News All...

    a hatchling at 85 is fine. that didn't kill your snake. having a few spots of blood right after a shed is normal, continue bleeding from the vent isn't.

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    necropsy maybe?

    its just too mysterious. it could be anything thats lethal.

    i am sorry for your loss.

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