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    Exclamation HELP > blood under scales

    hi everybody

    my ball python having blood under scales and she refusing the food for more than 2 months
    HELP please

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    Have you checked her for mites? Can you post a picture of her enclosure?

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    Is this the only spot or are you saying that it is all down her Belly in different places?
    Looks to me like she got her scales caught on one of the Tank decorations.. Whats your setup look like? You would be suprised what kinds of things can catch on them, Drift wood ect.. Ive even seen people catch a snake on the Plastic around the glass taking them out of the enclosure.
    Thats heals.. Just keep Newspaper down instead of wood substrate to keep would clean.. Also if you see the wound (flesh) use neosporin (w/OUT PAIN RELEIF as its TOXIC). Should heal fine.
    Also feed, its winter, some adults go off feed. How old is she, how long have you had her, whats her aprx weight and what are your temps and how are you heating and controlling heat.
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    We can help with the feeding issue if you can tell us more about the enclosure, temperatures, heating elements, etc.

    A picture of your set up would be great.

    Is the blood spot just in that one area or are there other spots? It is a little weird... could anything have fallen on her?
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    she have blood in many places


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    i dont have any temp control im using regular bulb for heating and this wood piece wasnt soft but i softened it from week ago and the red spots keep increasing

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    Re: HELP > blood under scales

    Quote Originally Posted by the eg python View Post
    she have blood in many places

    IMO that calls for a trip to the Vet..
    Also you cant use regular bulbs for heat.. Thats 24/7 light.. All heating needs a thermistat, you have to control the temps.
    You Need to go read the Sub Forum Stickies on Husbandry.
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    1.0 Hypo Burmese (Giacomo/AKA Jock)
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    1.0 Albino Ball (Sully)

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    and i noticed now that she had some red under the eye cap

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    Yeah that is weird... I would schedule a vet appointment.

    Are you using an under tank heating pad? It could be a burn if you are.
    ~Steffe

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    Re: HELP > blood under scales

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Sully View Post
    IMO that calls for a trip to the Vet..
    Also you cant use regular bulbs for heat.. Thats 24/7 light.. All heating needs a thermistat, you have to control the temps.
    You Need to go read the Sub Forum Stickies on Husbandry b
    i live in egypt there is no vets for reptiles here i wish we had one

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