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    Question Now there's all this blood coming from the umbilical cord....

    This is starting to worry me... The snake came out of the egg on its own, and I noticed was still dragging around an umbilical cord, and found a dried up yolk sac that broke off. Problem is I think the umbilical cord area is still bleeding and it's been maybe 7 hours since I've noticed the first drop of blood. That looks like quite a lot of blood for a baby snake.

    He definitely was not bleeding when he first came out... This seems like a result from him slithering around everywhere and dragging the umbilical cord around. I looked at where the umbilical cord connects and it is not dried up/still red.

    They're on damp paper towels.

    Is this worrying? Anything I can do?

    Last edited by redshepherd; 07-04-2020 at 08:22 PM.




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