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RE: Is it this, perhaps?

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Posted by: AnnaCB at Sat Mar 5 16:39:52 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by AnnaCB ]  
   

Excellent points, thank you.



Every time I ask about this, I get more interesting info and suggestions.

I don't recall her ever doing this as a young snake. I've had her since she was about 18 inches long, and she never had any odd issues like this- if it's a structural anomaly, It'd be interesting if it presented after five years or so- still possible, especially since the last opinions were that she might have sustained a jaw injury without my knowing.



If this keeps presenting, seems to interfere with her ability behave normally, or gets worse/doesn't go down in mere moments after activity, the next step will likely be me finding a vet who can do a decent ultrasound or MRI. I'm definitely hugely invested in this snake.



She is fully blue right now, so I'll be interested to see in a couple of days if this doesn't happen at all once she's shed.



I am definitely glad it doesn't appear to be an infectious condition, for her sake and the sake of my other BCC.



Thanks so much for your input.


   

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