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Can popping wrong hurt the snake?
So I purchased a snake today, and it looks like it has something going on with its vent almost like an infection... the person is reputable so I'm not sure what to this at this moment... it just looks like its really swollen and also has like yellowish colour around it? should I let time tell or should I do something about it? i sent a text to the breeder just waiting on a response.
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posted this in the wrong place! meant to post under husbandry!
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Can popping wrong hurt the snake?
Send a picture.
Popping wrong CAN hurt the snake. Especially if you use too much pressure.
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popping a snake wrong won't cause an infection ...
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Re: Can popping wrong hurt the snake?
I would notify breeder, which it sounds like you have. Take pictures to document. Maybe post us a pic for opinions as to whats going on. Potentially a vet trip.
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Can popping wrong hurt the snake?
 Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
popping a snake wrong won't cause an infection ...
Couldn't it possibly happen though?
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popping a snake wrong won't cause an infection ...
If someone applies pressure incorrectly and damages a hemipenes, that can certainly cause an infection. It'd be more difficult to do damage if it's a female though.
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Re: Can popping wrong hurt the snake?
 Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
popping a snake wrong won't cause an infection ...
X2
I personally think you can't damage the hemipenes from popping wrong. Maybe just leave the snake a little sore. They're built to come out like that naturally.
Brian Gundy seems to think so as well.
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It is a female, she has been sitting for awhile now and seems way less swollen. put there is still yellow around it and its dried out, I took a picture but it will not show up proper from an iphone camera.
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Re: Can popping wrong hurt the snake?
Have you tried bathing her?
I would try that.
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