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    Re: Another I need advice thread...

    Quote Originally Posted by gaitedappy View Post
    That's what I figured and the large meals were the result of some bad advice that I now realize was bad. Just the drop freaked me out a little so my first thought was "vet!" I just worry. Thank you for the response! My pets are my babies and I worry too much so it's comforting to hear this is normal(ish).


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    Well if the vet is only about the feeding (which is why I asked) no need to take him, because honestly depending on the vet and it's hand on experience on snakes (specifically BP) you could be looking at anything from vet visit cost to tell you it's normal to blood test, x-ray, anti-biotic just in case which of course would not be necessary.

    It is frustrating not to have them eat but at this size 6 month to a year would not be a surprise to me.

    What you can do is give him time, make sure our husbandry is optimal and be patient.
    Deborah Stewart


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