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Re: NEED HELP: Hatchling with belly button issue?
That doesn't look like the umbilicus, but rather a hernia. I would try to gently push it back inside and definitely keep her on moist paper towels.
Hopefully someone else will comment that has more experience with this specific problem. I did have a couple of babies that had herniated tissue, but it didn't look quite like that.
Good luck!

-Lawrence
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PigsnPythons (09-08-2011)
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Re: NEED HELP: Hatchling with belly button issue?
It seems too dry to push it back in....
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Re: NEED HELP: Hatchling with belly button issue?
If it's growing and it's too large to push back in, I would suggest a visit to the vet. They may need to make an incision to get it back in and suture it up afterwards.

-Lawrence
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PigsnPythons (09-08-2011)
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i don't have anything useful to say except to wish you goodluck and I hope everything works out.. Keep us posted!
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PigsnPythons (09-08-2011)
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Hmm, yeah the color is different, and since it's hard I have no idea what to do. I had one this year who had a decent amount of umbilicus dragging. It took a couple days on wet paper towels, but it healed up on it's own. I'm not sure what to do in your situation other than leave it on wet paper towels and wait till someone more experienced chimes in.
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PigsnPythons (09-08-2011)
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If I saw that thing coming out of my belly button I'd go to the doctor! I vote vet!
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It will fall off in a day or two. Keep her on damp paper towels and she will be fine. Nothing to worry about.
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PigsnPythons (09-08-2011)
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Re: NEED HELP: Hatchling with belly button issue?
 Originally Posted by J.Vandegrift
It will fall off in a day or two. Keep her on damp paper towels and she will be fine. Nothing to worry about.
Is it ok that it is bleeding a little?
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