Bubbles around mouth

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Originally Posted by xotikpetz

That's how I would approach it

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Thank you everyone. He is my first "big snake" and I really want him to be okay. He's also the only snake I've ever bough online.



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No problem! I own a shop and am always skeptical getting things online. I deal exclusively with breeders and shows now.

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Originally Posted by xotikpetz

That's how I would approach it

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I will post an update in a week or two


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Originally Posted by xotikpetz

No problem! I own a shop and am always skeptical getting things online. I deal exclusively with breeders and shows now.

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I would much rather deal with breeadersand shows. It's just that I live in the middle of South Dakota. There are no reptile shows or breeders.


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Originally Posted by xotikpetz

Last time I got it I ordered online... You could probably get away with a bath in it. It isnt as important as temp/humidity for it right now though.

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Does someone want to tell me just how bathing a snake in f10 is going to help an internal infection? Not too flipping likely.

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Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan

Does someone want to tell me just how bathing a snake in f10 is going to help an internal infection? Not too flipping likely.

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Lol... I think it is funny how trolls pop up even in forums like this.

I ask have you ever gone swimming and never gotten water in your mouth? It is the sterility... I offered it as a suggestion if there is no way to fog. Is it as effective? No, not by any means... Will it help? Helps more than not doing it.

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Your snake needs to be seen by a vet. It is not at all recommended to try to treat a respiratory infection on your own. Use this website to find a reptile veterinarian in your area: http://arav.site-ym.com/search/custom.asp?id=3661.

It is also important to note that tea tree oil is toxic to reptiles. You should never ever use tree oils (or any other essential oil) around your snake, or handle the snake after applying the oils to your body/hair.

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Originally Posted by mlededee

Your snake needs to be seen by a vet. It is not at all recommended to try to treat a respiratory infection on your own. Use this website to find a reptile veterinarian in your area: http://arav.site-ym.com/search/custom.asp?id=3661.

It is also important to note that tea tree oil is toxic to reptiles. You should never ever use tree oils (or any other essential oil) around your snake, or handle the snake after applying the oils to your body/hair.

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That is so much help. Thank you. He seemed perfectly fine untill my girl friend had him crawling around her a few hour after she treated her hair with tree oil. I think the tea tree oil is the real problem here.


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Originally Posted by xotikpetz

Lol... I think it is funny how trolls pop up even in forums like this.

I ask have you ever gone swimming and never gotten water in your mouth? It is the sterility... I offered it as a suggestion if there is no way to fog. Is it as effective? No, not by any means... Will it help? Helps more than not doing it.

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I am not a troll, I am a breeder. I do not want the op getting questionable info.

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Originally Posted by xotikpetz

I ask have you ever gone swimming and never gotten water in your mouth? It is the sterility... I offered it as a suggestion if there is no way to fog. Is it as effective? No, not by any means... Will it help? Helps more than not doing it.

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There is a BIG difference between getting something in your mouth and breathing it into your lungs.