EMERGENCY HELP!!! - Quiet Tempest, I need you.

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I second this. Even an exotics vet will not be specialized in BP's. They usually have general knowledge of everything from monkeys and parrots to iguanas. You'll probably leave disappointed. Nobody will have more experience sexing hatchlings than an experienced breeder. They will be able to tell you if they seem healthy as well.

Of course, if they have obvious health problems, do not hesitate to take them to a vet immediately. Time is the most important variable when it comes to saving a sick reptile.

We have Dr. Rossi here - he's my reptile vet who has been taking care of all our reptiles (snakes and turtles) for their yearly check-up. He is well known in the herp industry (my impression) having published a few books including "What's wrong with my snake?". He has been great with our pets so far.

I do have Mike Cavanaugh 20 miles away. He's the only other person I know in these parts other than the reptile pet stores. He's taking care of Cheerios though, so he might have his hands full.