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Problem with nose

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  • 06-02-2005, 02:39 PM
    Ozone
    Problem with nose
    my bp nasals ha problem. i don't know if is bas sheeding but when i bought she don't have this one.
    http://agrino.org/ozonecy/ballpython/firstball/14.jpg
    http://agrino.org/ozonecy/ballpython/firstball/13.jpg

    the ower labials is going to be brown.
    http://agrino.org/ozonecy/ballpython/firstball/9.jpg
    http://agrino.org/ozonecy/ballpython/firstball/19.jpg

    i house my ball in rack and the humidty all time is 50-80%
    this is can be health problem? what can i do? we don't have reptile vet in my country.
    she don't eating. i have this girl 3 weeks ago.
    i bought her adult or sub adult. she is 630gr and 1m
    when i own her she don't sheed yet
  • 06-02-2005, 02:45 PM
    Isshinharu
    Re: Problem with nose
    In that first picture it looks like she's got some shed left on her. You can try soaking it or just let it come off with the next shed if any of the retained shed isn't completely circling the body. If any of the shed wraps all the way around the body... you should try to get off as much as you can. Also... 50% - 80% is quite a big range. Typically, my humidity is at 60%. If a shed is coming, I'll put a humid hide in the cage for her to get moisture from. Last time I did this she shed perfect... and she was only about 50 grams at the time.
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