I have a female P. laticauda that seems to have a huge calcium sac on only one side of her neck. She seems healthy otherwise. I supplement with vitamins and calcium regularly and supply good uv/heat light. She eats well: crickets and baby food. This didn't happen over night, I actually just got her a few weeks ago with this obvious lop-sidedness. Is this common? I wouldn't worry about it if it was on both sides, and I loaned my copy of McKoewen out so I can't access it. I'd post a pic, but I haven't figured that task out yet.
Thanks to anyone with input
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Zoodude

1.1 Acrantophis dumerli
0.1 Python molurus bivittatus
0.0.1 Morelia veridis
1.1 Elaphe (panthertophis?) obsoleta lindheimeri
0.2 Bogertophis subocularis
1.0 Pogona henrylawsoni
0.1 Geochelone carbonaria
4.2.1 Phelsuma laticaudal laticauda
1.6.1 Eublepharus macularius
0.0.1 Lichanura trivirgata (temporarily)
0.0.1 Lampropeltis gutulus hobrooki
2.1.12 Elaphe guttata guttata

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