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    Ibd

    could mIxing your ball pythons together in the same enclosure for long periods of time cause them to get IBD'S?
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    Re: Ibd

    No....UNLESS...one of the snakes being introduced to the collection already had IBD. That being said...the causes of it are not well known, but it's something they catch from another snake that has it...not something that developes due to poor husbandry like a respiratory infection might.

    WHY would you "mix your ball pythons together in the same enclosure for long periods of time"???
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    Re: Ibd

    ive noticed you asking a lot of questions about your snakes housing together. did you read any of the other responses. with all the risks why would you house them all together.



    oops judy beat me to it

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    Re: Ibd

    yeah i did. but there was nothing on there that said any thing about ibd's. and i saw a vid on youtube of a snake with an ibd. it said dont hows herps together it causes ibd's. i can post the link if you want.
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    Re: Ibd

    Housing snakes together allows for the easy transmission of IBD if one of the snakes already has it. Even being in the SAME ROOM with an IBD infected snake can cause another animal to catch it. That's one reason why good quarantine practices are so critical.
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    Re: Ibd

    oh wow. but are RI's contagious to other ball pythons?
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    Re: Ibd

    Quote Originally Posted by pythontricker View Post
    oh wow. but are RI's contagious to other ball pythons?
    Yes, they certainly can be. RI's are caused by a number of different things...could be bacterial or viral...and many of those can be contagious.
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    Re: Ibd

    Quote Originally Posted by JLC View Post
    Yes, they certainly can be. RI's are caused by a number of different things...could be bacterial or viral...and many of those can be contagious.
    i asked the vet at avian and exotic if they where contagious and he said they were not.
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    Re: Ibd

    Quote Originally Posted by pythontricker View Post
    oh wow. but are RI's contagious to other ball pythons?

    Yes!!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Ibd

    not acording to the reptile specialist who has been working at a world renound veteranary facility for over 30 years.
    please exuse my spelling.
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