I am no expert, but I know snakes don't always soak when it is best for them. You could try to put her in a container that is too high for her to crawl out and put just enough luke-warm water for her to soak in. Not too much that she will drown, but enough where she can soak. I honestly have no idea on the open mouth question.

Good luck
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• Snake acting a little strange - Dork, Sat Apr 8 12:34:27 2006
• RE: Snake acting a little strange - STEVES_KIKI, Sat Apr 8 16:05:55 2006
• RE: Snake acting a little strange - xblackheart, Mon Apr 10 00:32:44 2006
• RE: Snake acting a little strange - xblackheart, Mon Apr 10 00:29:38 2006
• RE: Snake acting a little strange - goregrind, Mon Apr 10 05:21:24 2006
• for 10 minutes np - goregrind, Mon Apr 10 05:23:53 2006
• RE: Snake acting a little strange - xblackheart, Mon Apr 10 11:51:47 2006