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Ri
I have a blood python who i just found out has RI well i noticed it on friday. Im taking it to the vet tommorrow after work and am gonna be broke afterwards but i just noticed one of my balls has it well might i can hear very faint popping and weezing sounds when shes breathing i dont see any mucus or anything but that doesnt mean shes ok i dont know what to do though i cant take her to the vet until friday for sure im spending every last cent i have for the blood
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Re: Ri
Quarantine those two away from your other snake, up the temps and humidity(do not lower the humidity, raising it will help break up the crap in their lungs), and keep everything separate from your other Ball.
I honestly would take both of them in to get a culture and get antibiotics. It won't save you money waiting to take the Ball in, as it will be harder to treat the worse it gets.
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Re: Ri
If humidity needs to be raised, then the care sheet on this site for BP's needs to be updated.
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Re: Ri
 Originally Posted by Kobi Baby
If humidity needs to be raised, then the care sheet on this site for BP's needs to be updated.
Updated in what way? The caresheet does not include any info on treating for illnesses. Could you be more specific in what info you feel is wrong?
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