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    Re: Confusing Symptoms

    must see pictures. there is no way a 2 year old BP should be eating hoppers, or even large mice in my opinion.
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    Re: Confusing Symptoms

    If the skin didn't stretch at all, he can take a larger size. Rule of thumb is the prey is wide around as the largest point of the snake, weekly, until they are up to a small rat size. Even then, males can stay with a 60-80 gram rat for the rest of their life.

    It does sound like the onset of a nasty respiratory infection. Take him to a quality reptile vet, get a culture done, and get the anti biotics to nip this in the butt.

    Here is a list of links that can help you find reptile vets in your area.

    http://www.herpvetconnection.com/

    http://www.anapsid.org/vets/#vetlist

    http://www.arav.org/

    I hope this helps

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