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    I dunno. It could still be a prolapse, but it looks more like an injury/irritation to the outer edge of the cloaca to me? Not the actual hemipene or intestine. Maybe he had recently passed a rather large urate stone or fecal?
    I've thankfully never had snake prolapse before, only a couple geckos so I could be wrong~ Though it does look a bit like the irritation a snake I have with a burn had gotten after passing the first feces after the injury. BCR sounds like he has seen this before tho, so they're probably the best bet.

    I would still treat it like a prolapse that way the tissue doesn't stay inflamed. Obviously keep an eye on it as mentioned above, if it was a healing prolapse, he may be prone to it again.
    Last edited by Armiyana; 08-05-2018 at 03:09 PM.

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