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    Help, python in danger!! :(

    Ive had my python for a long time, havent had a single health issue or problem but now ive noticed 5 or 6 small brown crusty marks near the tail end, it seems to come from between the scales. What should i do? What is it? And what is it from? Please help

    can it spread? I have a baby ball in the tank also but i moved to another, the baby looks fine.

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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    One is turning a yellow-orange color.

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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    well im not sure. but the one thiong i know and that youll will always hear is never house more than one snake in a cage, unless youre breeding them.
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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    Quote Originally Posted by mathieuryan
    Ive had my python for a long time, havent had a single health issue or problem but now ive noticed 5 or 6 small brown crusty marks near the tail end, it seems to come from between the scales. What should i do? What is it? And what is it from? Please help

    can it spread? I have a baby ball in the tank also but i moved to another, the baby looks fine.
    Can you get us pics to look at, it is really hard to give you an idea just by desciption alone.
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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    i just washed him in some warm water and cleaned him up a bit. When i pulled him out of thw water he wrapped around my arm pretty tightly and pooped about 8 pieces about the size of a quarter each around. with tons of liquids. Luckly there was a towel below me. Also some blood came out, barely enough to notice. Im very nervious could he have the flu? / sickness.

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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    I would take him to the vet.
    Good luck

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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    It does sound like a vet visit is in order, also, take some of the fecal matter with you for evaluation by your vet.
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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    Definitely get him to a vet with experience in reptiles ASAP. If you need to know about exotic vets in your area, try http://www.herpvetconnection.com/

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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    Hes some pictures, bad quality sorry it was hard to zoom in. Plus i adde the droppings, its not to pretty, but if someone could take a look and let me know if thats normal, hes never done it this much before.







    thanks alot for the help,

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    Re: Help, python in danger!! :(

    Does your camera have a macro function? (Usually looks like a button with a flower icon next to it) If it does, turn that on, zoom all the way out, and take a picture with the camera close to the snake - should turn out much sharper.

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