Something stuck in his nose?

[ralphdp21]

Okay here is the deal. I got a snake yesterday which can be found here and upon bringing her home I noticed that he was making what appeared to be a hissing noise so I thought of it as nothing, I assumed that he was just threatened by the new surroundings. However, upon inspecting him thoroughly today I noticed that his left nostril seemed clogged with something. I then got him to move and sure enough as he would breathe more and more the noise would get louder. So I know there is something in his nose.

Now for the question.
Is there any safe way that I can remove it or should I take him to a vet? I don't feel like spending an extravagant amount of money to have them pick out a piece of what seems to be substrate.

Thank You.

[Freakie_frog]

You could try one of those baby bulbsto suck it out

[ralphdp21]

what exactly is that i cant seem to find any results on "baby bulbsto suck it out". could you be a bit more detailed.

thank you.

[Freakie_frog]

what exactly is that i cant seem to find any results on "baby bulbsto suck it out". could you be a bit more detailed.

thank you.

[frankykeno]

Probably either a bit of substrate or a bit of old shed. The infant nasal aspirator ("baby bulbsto suck it out" , gawd Ed that did give me a laugh...course in my house when we had babies around we called it a "booger sucker-upper") is a great idea and should work.

[grammie]

((baby bulbs to suck it out))

[catawhat75]

LOL! A nasal aspirator or to every mom on the planet, the snot sucker.

[Freakie_frog]

((baby bulbs to suck it out))

There ya go..

[Darkice]

My kid has allergies so we have like 10 of those snot suckers in the house. They work great.

[ralphdp21]

you guys are funny. im going tonight and pick one up and ill give it a go. hopefully that will fix the problem.