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    Re: Being paranoid about my collection

    According to the latest Reptiles mag...

    "Catching an Insidious Killer" by Elliott Jacobson, PH.D., DVM, DACZM

    An unconfirmed disease resembling IBD also was diagnosed in an eastern kingsnake (Lampropeltis g. getula) housed with boa constrictors...
    But also:

    Remember that the clinical signs seen in snakes with IBD can be quite similar to signs of other snake diseases. Signs alone do not allow someone to make a specific diagnosis.
    Just some interesting info.
    -- Judy

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