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    Is the bulb IN her enclosure? Could she have wrapped around it? Snakes do things like that, you know, & they accidentally get burned in their
    desperation to be warm enough. Hope I'm wrong...as burns are very painful, slow to heal & very very preventable.

    Several asked you about moisture in the cage, as a damp substrate can cause a bacterial issue that results in a "pink tummy" (where they've
    contacted the moist & dirty cage floor), but it sounds as if you might have the opposite problem...too little humidity for a BP-? That shouldn't
    cause a pink tummy, but it's definitely something you can & should improve upon.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 05-07-2018 at 05:54 PM.

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