Quote Originally Posted by blushingball419 View Post
Well how old was the snake when you got it? Ribbon snakes normally only live around 10-12 years. If the other snake in the same cage seems fine, then I'd say it's something genetic or age-related but there's no way to tell for sure until you talk to a vet. Like the others, I would also strongly suggest you remove the other snake from the tank if you haven't done so already.

I know it can be hard to find good reptile vets. Try searching for them online. There might be some around that your vet doesn't know about.

That's about all I can suggest. I know it's horrible having to see an animal suffer and I hope everything works out one way or the other. I am sorry though
Ball pythons have lived for 45 years. 10-12 in captivity is extremely low.

I'm guessing a disease or nerve issue of some sort. What are the temperatures in the cage, and how are you controlling them?

Separate the two snakes immediately, you can put them in tubberware tubs, (a 32quart should be fine) and use those as enclosures.

What was the name of your breeder?