Quote Originally Posted by Homegrownscales View Post
Overheats, toxins, and a few other things can cause things like this. I wouldn't suspect IBD right way. But with strange behavior with movement it's always in the back of anyone's mind. She didn't appear to have the locomotion problems like IBD snakes usually do. But it Is a progressive disease. Is there any way she could have come in contact with anything, has she been treated with anything beyond The abos? Any way an overheat could have occurred?
Yeah, I met a lady once with a redtail that had the later stages of IBD. The more I think about it the carpet isn't acting quite like that. The boa's locomotion was more like that of a spider ball python with a really bad wobble. I've also heard IBD was progressive and this is sudden.

I am doubting toxins other than her original abos. She has been in lockdown since we noticed her first symptoms. We've changed her bedding a couple times and given her fresh water, but nothing other than that has entered her tank.

Overheating is a possibility. Her temps were ok when I got home and they are good now, but there is definitely the possibility of a spike at some point. I'll keep an eye on it in case my thermostat is going out since this is my only spare one at the moment. How much of a spike would it take and how long? I've never experienced overheating. If its from overheating, will she recover from it?