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  1. 05-07-2014, 11:28 PM #1
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    Swollen snake? Sick?

    Hey guys, This is my first year of breeding and ive been locking my GBB to my Cina for a few times now, recently i saw her swell up a bit,at first i thought it was ovy, but the weird part its that its seems way to high to be an ovy, do you guys think she might be sick? or can pythons ovy that high up in their bodies?

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    Re: Swollen snake? Sick?

    No that's way too high for building or ovulation. Are there any other odd symptoms you may have noticed?
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    Re: Swollen snake? Sick?

    Quote Originally Posted by TheSnakeZone View Post
    none at all, no weezing, no weird movements..., nothing weird, shes been locking fine, and now shes in shed...
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    Re: Swollen snake? Sick?

    I think I would have a vet check that out if I was you to be honest.
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