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    Please get your snake to a veterinarian ASAP

    Anytime a snake has unexplained lesions or discoloration on its body there is a cause for concern. Septicemia will typically show up as a very pink or red spotted belly when it first shows signs. The body lesions are more advanced signs. It may be the lighting, but that snake does look quite a bit pink.

    The other possibilities can be early signs of a burn or rot... Which is still a reason to go to the vet.

    However... just to rule out some other possible causes:
    Is there anything that the snake may have leaned on or dug into to discolor the skin? Dirty bedding?
    How is the temp/humidity levels in the habitat?
    Does the snake eat f/t food or did it possibly get bit by the last meal?
    Did the snake show any signs of starting to shed? Blue/cloudy eyecaps maybe? Some snakes look more pink when they're going into shed.


    I still do recommend going to the vet. ASAP
    The combo of body discoloration and wheezing can be quite serious! And especially if there has been sudden weight loss or lethargy.

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