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    Please help ball python drool

    Good afternoon everyone! I have a ball python female named dreya. She just finished a beautiful shed three days ago and i took her out of her enclosure to handle and check on her an hour ago and she drooled on me. Ive never had this happen. It was very clear looked and felt like water i didnt believe it was her until i looked at her mouth and saw it drip. After she dripped about three times it was over and no more drool. I grabbed a credit card and tried to check her mouth i got her half way open and didnt see any saliva so i will check again when my husband is home to help. I listened to her breathing and i didnt hear wheezing bubbling or popping. Since she was in shed i had her humidity between 75%-80% and heating pad set to 89 now that shed is over her heat is still 89 and humidity is back to 60% is this a sign of RI? Do i bumb temp and humidity? Do i call the vet? Im freaking out this is my baby!! Her last meal was august 28th and she hasnt opened her mouth to breath at all so i guess thats good

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