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Posted by: joeysgreen at Sat Feb 12 04:27:18 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by joeysgreen ] Although I may agree with the above post, it is hard to assume proper husbandry ect is in place without the description. Double check your temps and hydration. A comprimised burm may have digestion/defecation problems that should be addressed. With the amount of prey given I would've assumed fecal material is present. I would suggest inviting a more experienced burm keeper from a local herp society to come over and have a look at your snake and setup. A vet check isn't out of the question either as playing on the safe side is never a poor idea. | ||
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