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    Re: Ball Python tested positive for Nido but not showing any symptoms?

    Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
    Also OP not only are you not getting any new snakes soon, you need to avoid expos and exotic pet stores so you don't inadvertently spread it to someone else's animals. If you need supplies or frozen feeders, order then online and have them shipped.
    I did not realize that nido was so environmentally stable -- 8-10 days. Makes me even more uncomfortable with all the reptile handing at expos.

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10305148/

    I personally would feel comfortable going out into the larger reptile world if I had yet to handle the infected snake that day -- shower and change of clothes since last handling -- but prudence definitely seems warranted.

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