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    Re: Ball python's mouth covered in coconut fiber after he ate

    I second the previous post, my boy frequently has bits of coco fiber in his mouth after a meal and he always seems to sort it out just fine. If he has a large piece sticking out that seems to be bothering him and I can pull it out for him I try to, but it has never been a problem. The only time it would be a concern is if his windpipe seems blocked and he is in obvious distress over it. I know how stressful it can be to see them with a "muddy" mouth. Just try not to stress over it.
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