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Red blotchy scales?

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  • 03-17-2013, 04:16 PM
    Casseopeia
    Red blotchy scales?
    Yesterday I adopted an adult male pastel ball python, since his owners were moving and had nowhere to keep him. When I first inspected him I saw some minor wounds, which I thought was from feeding live prey. Taking a closer look today he has inflamed scales on his back and some blotchy red/pink scales. We visited the vet who confirmed he was parasite free, but we didn't ask about the inflamed or red/blotchy scales. He also has a pink spot on his lower jaw.
    So far he hasn't eaten, I'm not surprised since he's in a new area and probably very stressed.

    If you have any idea what this could be pleasepleaseplease let me know so I could research it.

    ( I've looked up pictures of scale rot, and they don't look like this, also there is nothing wrong with his belly. )
  • 03-17-2013, 05:15 PM
    The Serpent Merchant
    Can you post a picture?

    How to post pictures: http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...with-pictures)

    How was the snake being housed? How is the snake being housed now?

    + Cage size/cage type
    + Heating method
    + Temperature measurement
    + cage temperatures
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