Quote Originally Posted by Ralphieeeee View Post
No IBD should be present since I have not added any reptiles to my collection for at least 3 months now.

The spider bp was in an empty rack for the past few months after I ended up taking him out of the 30gal tank. Hot side of the tub was around 86 degrees and cooler side around 80 degrees. Humidity was around 60%. As of the day i saw signs of being sick again, I put him in a custom wooden elcosure with sliding plexiglass front. I did this so that my family at home could keep a close eye on him rather than pulling the tub out which they're afraid to do so while I'm out at work not knowing what's going on with my snake.

I wasn't at the vet appt, but apparently he seemed like he knew what he was doing, but maybe not if that's the case with the IBD. I'll see what happens with the meds he gave me for the snake. He's supposed to give me a stronger med if needed after he views the results of the culture.
Honestly I would recommend keeping him in a tub. The less stress, the better and a large clear window for people to peer in is probably not conducive to a stress-free environment

For the duration of treatment I'd kick the temps up from 86 to 90 on the warm side. Helps boost the snake's immune system.