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    Re: ball python has a slight whistle.

    Quote Originally Posted by alkibp View Post
    Huh? Whistling from the glottis isn't a sign of RI?

    My black pewter got 14 days of baytril from the vet for nothing?
    When the sound is occasional, and produced in situations when the animal is stressed, and when there are no other signs of RI...yes.

    Whistling from the glottis is normal and is a by-product of the shape of the glottis X the rush of air forced through it.

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