Quote Originally Posted by OsirisRa32 View Post
no bubbles or mucus just on the inside side of the mouth. no bubbles what so ever. Only had the 2 new dinkers since thursday...have yet to feed them or do anything other than QT them and switch things around today due this issue....as far as normal in regards to this particular snake...i have no clue what normal would be....she behaved as "normally" as my 3 established BPs do when I have them out in the house with me.
I'd keep an eye on her and bump her temps a bit like you mentioned. If you can get a shot of the inside of her mouth that may help shed some light, but I would personally see how the symptoms are over the next week or so and go from there (vet visit asap if you see her decline, of course). RI's when caught early are (usually) easier to kick then when more advanced, so if she does have one at least you noticed it early on. Always have a culture done with RI's: after dealing with a snake that was resistant to Baytril I can't say enough how I wish I would have gotten a culture from the get go.