Thanks for the reply, we are keeping his box as sterial as sossoble. As for the pet store he used to be terrible ,but we helped him out a lot with his reptiles and he has gotten better.We believe the worms are from the feeder mice because the snake was on f/t before he got him and looked flawless, he was feeding f/k mice so that is where the problem probely started. A bad batch of rodents from a mixed blood line can do lot of damage. People up here have always seemed to have a ".problem" with wild mice getting into there domestic tanks and breeding.[a lot do it on purpose not knowing the ill effects. The other pet store in town is just as bad, cal king with mouthrot?my wife told them it looked bad, they said oh.. no its not mouth rot its were we watched the mouse bite it yesturday. They also sexed this snake by looking at the vent... it had a slit so they say its a female.! My question is now the hell do they tell a male???????????????????????

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