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    Re: Do red nostrils mean anything?

    Quote Originally Posted by MuicyJelon View Post
    Is the nose rub that dark bit on the end of his nose?
    What is snake safe antiseptic? I’ve only got betadine.
    & How would I actually find out how he’s doing it?

    Could it be from him going up to the rhp and prodding the guard the covers it?


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    Yes, the dark red dot between his nostrils appears to be sore from rubbing/pushing his snoot on something. They don't always do stuff when you're watching,
    could be after you go to bed at night, as that's when they get more active & hunt. Yes, could be pushing the cover on rhp, or most anything.

    Betadine (applied with a Q-tip) is fine, or Vetericyn (a water-based topical antiseptic gel safe for reptile use). Not sure what is available where you are...?
    Some other products are OK for minimal snake use too (like Neosporin, but that & many things are petroleum-based & can mess up scales/shedding on snakes if
    not used very sparingly, & you never use the "pain relief" versions designed for humans on snakes either, it can harm them.)
    Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
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