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  • 07-31-2016, 11:54 PM
    emmar
    Ball python making occasional wheezing sound?
    Hi, I'm new to this website so I'm sorry if this is posted in the wrong place or has already been asked, I just didn't find a question with the same circumstances as me. I can't rely on my gauges as they're cheap and ones I just bought at first to have. I do plan on buying reliable ones very soon though. On the warm side it says 81 degrees F. The other one says the humidity is 55%. They change all the time though. I try to mist it with warm water every other day because the substrate (coconut fiber zoomed stuff) looks a little dry now. He always has water too. He is a 10 month old russo leucistic ball python. I feed him live medium sized mice, as the breeder directed me to. He has a large hide over his UTH and leaves to hide behind on the cool side. His first shed with me was bad. It was very patchy and I had to assist him with it. It looked like he got most off the tip of his head though. This was about a month ago. I didn't notice any problems with his breathing before but I took him out today to take some pictures and I heard a wheezing sound. It was only when I was moving him around though. When he was sitting still on me, I couldn't hear the wheezing sound. I'd feel terrible if I was doing something wrong and I only want the best for him, but if possible I'd like to try some at home things before going to the vet because money is very tight. But if I need to I can. Thank you for any tips and I'll try to respond with any more questions but this site is really confusing to me at some times.. lol.
  • 08-01-2016, 12:25 AM
    AM1GROSS
    You will need to take him to the vet to get a proper check up...


    next is that if your UTH is not being regulated then you need to unplug it, you don't need your snake getting burned next.

    next would be to read this link if you have not already, very useful info.

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...s%29-Caresheet

    give it a few and i am sure others will chime in with more responses but this should get you started in the right direction.
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