Bubbles?

[Kinra]

RI most likely. Usually by the time there are bubbles it is quite far along My advise is it is time for the vet you will need drugs to treat it with. Also check your husbandry very carefully it is often caused by something. I use 80 cool end 90 hot end 80-85 ambient air temps and 60% humidity with a fair bit of ventilation.

How much air holes do you have and what is the air temps not just the surface temps or are you taking local air temps and no surface temps?

The temps listed are surface temps. I'm at work so I can't get the air temp right now. There are no holes in the bin because there is an 1/8 in gap between the bin and the top of the rack.

I will make a vet appointment.

Edit: if it is an advanced RI then he was really good at hiding all the symptoms. When he finally relaxes there are no bubbles, there hasn't been any mucus and his breathing is fine. Checking his mouth usually upsets him again, but there are no bubbles present there either. He also hasn't refused food at any point.