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RE: GTP with necrotic tail? Help

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Posted by: s_dilks at Tue Oct 19 10:15:10 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by s_dilks ]  
   

It looks as though she might have had some ecdysis (shedding) trouble. I have seen similar situations in other python species. you can clean the area with a mild disinfectant. An experienced vet will be able to give you some more suggestions.

Is the animal still feeding regularly? Any other health problems besides the tail?

   

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