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    Re: Rescue BP- air pockets under skin

    Quote Originally Posted by pretends2bnormal View Post
    I believe this is the thread Bogertophis was thinking of. It is at least the most recent and detailed post of a similar sounding problem snake.

    If nothing else, this might give you an idea if what you're in for working with this snake. I haven't re-read in a while, but it was a very long and rough process.

    https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url...9&share_type=t

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    Yup, you beat me to it. What you're up against in a starved snake is that the skin gets very weak, because the body prioritizes internal organs over skin when food
    is lacking & the skin may never fully improve: it tears very easily. Those fluid pockets may appear normal but then tear open & need long-term care before slowly
    improving. (prescription Silvadene cream is best on the open wounds) It's possible to keep this snake going, but euthanizing might be kinder? It's hard to say.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 05-26-2019 at 12:53 PM.

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