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    Re: Strange behaviour while soaking

    Quote Originally Posted by Manasha-Bogo View Post
    They appear to be knowledgeable about it.
    This is the same Vet that put mineral oil on your snake to get rid of mites...that is not a testament to their reptile knowledge.


    Quote Originally Posted by Manasha-Bogo View Post
    the temp is warm to luke warm to my touch.
    If it's warm to your touch, it's too hot for your snake. You have to start thinking terms of them being cold blooded.


    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    Personally I would be getting a second opinion if not a new vet.
    True Dat!


    Quote Originally Posted by Manasha-Bogo View Post
    Yea, if it were up to me, I would just leave her alone for 7-10 days and then try to feed her a small hopper and see if she will take it.
    Probably the best thing you can do for this animal. I urge you to this.
    Thomas "Slim" Whitman
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