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    Please help python tail no vet

    My male ball pythons tail is bloody like its been attract by a rat above his vent is a golf ball sized swollen area and I'm terrified his hemipiens r sticking out and he has blood on his vent I don't believe he's constipated his tail almost looks broken I had just put him with a female unknowingly is this a problem from breeding ? Please helpp

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    First, a picture would help but it sounds like a vet is needed.
    Second, how exactly did you put him with a female "unknowingly"?

    What sort of enclosure is he in? What heat source? Thermostat? Bedding? Was there a rodent in the enclosure? Is he fed live or FT?

    Pictures are needed. To begin with, he should be in a clean, sanitized enclosure with just paper towels or plain newspaper after you rinse off the wound. this should help keep it clean until you can get it treated.
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    Photos are needed.

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    Sounds more like a good reptile veterinarian is needed.

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    Re: Please help python tail no vet

    How do I post pictures ?

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    Upload them to photobucket, flicker, etc.

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    Re: Please help python tail no vet

    Here's the picture .

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    Re: Please help python tail no vet

    Is this a prolapsr

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    Yeah that's a prolapse. He needs to see a vet asap, keep him on damp clean paper towels until then.

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