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    Re: My anerexic snake recovery story...

    Quote Originally Posted by Hannahshissyfix View Post
    Looks like too much light and exposure in the set up and over handling and stress from the excessive soaks. Why were you soaking it nightly? Humidity issues should be resolved with the housing and not require any baths. Im glad its on the path to eating regularly but I would never take my snake back to a vet that "diagnosed as anorexia".

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    They told me to soak it to loosen them scales up or something. Thats why im glad i went to a breeder and he steered me in the right direction.

    humidity was never an issue, it was to help her relax and possibly eat.
    Last edited by bmwood; 03-20-2018 at 01:59 AM.
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