Rubbing On Glass?

That is a sign of RI. Lower your humidity. Whatch him/her breathe. Is it with evry breath?

Did you apply pressure to the soft underside of his chin to see if anything came out of the nostrils?

Yes, and nothing came out.And no not sounds with every breath.

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Could also be a sign of a respiratory infection

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Stange...the last time I rubbed against Glass I got really sick :(

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Originally Posted by codpy

Yes, and nothing came out.And no not sounds with every breath.

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Hmmm..... Your best bet would be a vet visit. NO one and I mean NO one can diagnose what your snake has over the web. You can try and lower her humidity in the meen time.

I'd make sure all temps and humidity levels are where they should be and visit a good reptile vet.

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Originally Posted by Rapture

You can also gently push the underside of its chin/throat upward and see if bubbles come out of the nostrils.

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Actually, since respiratory infections often result in dried mucus blocking the nostrils, the corners of the mouth are the best place to look when using this technique.

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-adam

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Originally Posted by codpy

he has a very light clicking sound, don't know what that is?

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That would be an early symptom of an upper respiratory infection.

-adam

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Originally Posted by stangs13

That is a sign of RI. Lower your humidity.

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Actually, with a respiratory infection, you want to keep the humidity a little higher than normal to help loosen the mucus that resides in the lungs.

-adam

Adam, you should just write a book. All Explained by Adam Wysocki.:D :D :D