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    Re: Does my BP have IBD or the Spider Gene?? Please help!

    I'm very sorry that your first experience as a snake owner ended in such a way. I'm really happy that you've gotten it figured out with the store and they were able to replace your animal for a happy, healthy one!

    If the snake had overheated and had sustained such intense neurological problems in that way, wouldn't the belly have been burned? I've never heard of a snake getting overheated so badly without sustaining at least some physical damage. Is it possible that the snake was inbred? Or simply born sick? Directed at anyone, just kind of musing...
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    Re: Does my BP have IBD or the Spider Gene?? Please help!

    If the snake had overheated and had sustained such intense neurological problems in that way, wouldn't the belly have been burned?
    No, back in the days due to a failure 2 of my animals overheated at a 100/110 degrees and suffered neurological issue but were not burned, they fully recovered after several weeks.
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