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No unusual streaks on the glass or water dish or any tank decorations that could be discharge from his nose /mouth?
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Re: BP hissing for no reason?
Nope nothing!
The only thing different was him poking around and trying to escape then slinking back into his hide.
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Ive taken him out and been listening to him and aside from a little tummy rumble, nothing.....maybe I AM just paranoid.
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If your husbandry is on point, and no other signs, I think you're probably fine.
Just keep a close eye on him for a bit.
Maybe that little fly did have something to do with it?
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Re: BP hissing for no reason?
Originally Posted by craigafrechette
If your husbandry is on point, and no other signs, I think you're probably fine.
Just keep a close eye on him for a bit.
Maybe that little fly did have something to do with it?
Everything is up to par, I have him on paper towel though just cause last time I used substrate I got mites
Hes...not the brightest crayon in the box so I could believe a fly would startle him.
Though im honestly starting to believe I heard my sister and not him. Shes in the room next to mine and she doesnt snore but exhales rather sharply. The fact its 6am and I haven't slept means its a possibility, my GAD (anxiety disorder) spikes the longer im awake
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Re: BP hissing for no reason?
Originally Posted by Velstadt
Everything is up to par, I have him on paper towel though just cause last time I used substrate I got mites
Hes...not the brightest crayon in the box so I could believe a fly would startle him.
Though im honestly starting to believe I heard my sister and not him. Shes in the room next to mine and she doesnt snore but exhales rather sharply. The fact its 6am and I haven't slept means its a possibility, my GAD (anxiety disorder) spikes the longer im awake
Hahahaha, the fly definitely could have startled him, ticked him off, etc...
...but then maybe it was your sister! hahahaha!!
Try to get some sleep, my friend. I have some anxiety issues as well, so I feel you on that one.
Good luck, we're here if you have any more questions
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Depends if what you hear is hissing or wheezing, one sound is normal the other one is not.
I have 2 hissers that just what they like to do.
After that you can have a snake that wheeze for the obvious reason RI but they can do so also because of stuck shed or nasal cavity issue.
Not being there and no hearing the snake I can't tell you what you hear or whether what you hear is normal or not.
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Re: BP hissing for no reason?
Originally Posted by Deborah
Depends if what you hear is hissing or wheezing, one sound is normal the other one is not.
I have 2 hissers that just what they like to do.
After that you can have a snake that wheeze for the obvious reason RI but they can do so also because of stuck shed or nasal cavity issue.
Not being there and no hearing the snake I can't tell you what you hear or whether what you hear is normal or not.
It didn't sound like wheezing. I checked inside his mouth this morning and he looks perfectly fine. I also checked to see if there was swelling in his nasal cavity or mouth and nothing.
I'll keep a close eye on him and monitor for anything unusual. I might book a vet appointment anyways just cause its been about 6 months since his last check in.
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