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    Re: HELP: He bit the feeding tongs!

    I mean I am sure it's probably all crossed our minds at one point to open a mouth. My normal was choking on a repti-bark chip from his enclosure and I had to remove it but I definitely hate having to mess with their jaws. It's all they've got to defend their little selves. But in any case I am sure everything is fine with your ball. If anything an injured tooth, I would try to explain how to inspect for one but it's hard to type. Either Youtube how to check for a broken snake tooth- or something of that variant or a trip to the Vet. if you suspect an actual tooth injury.

    I don't even know what I call what I use to inspect. I mean you could use a probe if you had one. Make sure it's clean ;P

    Edit: And be careful.
    Last edited by Zombree; 06-08-2014 at 02:25 AM.

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