Blood In Pain, Having Seizure, Help Please

Sorry about your loss.

90 is way too hot. Tracey Barker at VPI keeps her Bloods at 80 degrees year round. No hot spot. She keeps her room 80 degrees and thats it. Most well known Blood breeder out there.
Bloods like it cooler. 80-83 is all they need.

Sorry to hear it didn't make it.

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Originally Posted by Eazyyyb

Ive had her about a month and I got her at an expo from Outback Reptiles

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I'm sorry for your loss.

I found the post where you said you bought her, looks like it was the first weekend in January. I wish you'd mentioned then who the vendor was - I would have told you to take her straight to the vet at the first sign of the RI, and not to screw around with home remedies. Outback deals with a lot of imports, WC stock, etc. which may be why she was so cheap.

Don't get me wrong, they sell a lot of nice stuff and I would love to put my CC into meltdown at their facility, but I understand up front that due to their business model there's a higher risk of getting an animal that will require a vet visit.

very sorry for your loss, poor thing :/

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Originally Posted by bloodluv

90 is way too hot. Tracey Barker at VPI keeps her Bloods at 80 degrees year round. No hot spot. She keeps her room 80 degrees and thats it. Most well known Blood breeder out there.
Bloods like it cooler. 80-83 is all they need.

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This is spot on I keep my room at 81-80 no hot spot no other heating. Also keep my ball python same way. All in great shape.