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Not as far as I know, but if she's not bubbling yet or wheezing, it could well be an RI in the early stages that can be stopped with proper husbandry. A trip to the vet is never a bad idea when there's possibility of RI, though.

thanks for all your help. i will be taking her to the vet on monday and i am going to seperate the male today when i get home.

In the meantime, you may want to raise the temperatures in her enclosure a bit, just to be on the safe side in case she is in the early stages of an RI. You can read more about that under the "Medical Help" section of this website.

Glad to hear it. Let us know what the vet says. :)

sounds very much like a "possibly" gravid female with a small case of RI the vent being open is a good indicator that she is still receptive to breeding and may or may not have ovulated as of yet typically females dont bask inverted untill they have allready ovulated but they do it on occasion