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    Slight whistle noise

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    I have a pewter that has a perpetual nose whistle. I've had him for about a year and he has retained the slight whistle despite having multiple full sheds.

    As long as you don't see any other RI indications, it won't likely be a problem. Perhaps it is some stuck shed in the nostril, perhaps that is just how his nose is!
    Same here, I have two snakes with a soft whistle but no other symptoms and otherwise healthy. I keep saying they just have 'talented boogers'.... :p
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