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    Re: Brooks Kingsnake strange digestion and behavior? (diarrhea and biting himself)

    Quote Originally Posted by mopuim View Post
    Thanks! Just worried about him and want him to live his best life while also being healthy. Hate to see that he's not feeling well...
    I know how you feel... To be honest, it concerns me greatly to hear of a snake biting himself like that, because I've seen it before- a wild-caught Western longnose* snake that I happened to take in-(many years ago); I saw him biting himself & thrashing around, next thing I knew he just died. I was too late to help him. (*Fyi, these are desert snakes are similar to king snakes, smaller though & more slender, with a narrow face, hence the name "longnose".) I still have a longnose snake, the Texas variety- that I got in trade from a pet store that couldn't get him to eat, much less sell him- he's about 19 years old now. They said he was captive-bred (a yearling when I got him) but who knows, it's hard to prove. (These are very hard to breed & raise- because they're so hard to feed- they mostly eat lizards & other tiny snakes, & they're hard to get on mice.) Anyway, crossing my fingers about your Brooks.
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