Hello
i have a green anaconda that is about 5-7 months old. eat eats fine. the tank its in is half water half land. she spends equal time in each. when i went to change her water today i saw that there are theses whites things on her face. one under her eye and the other between hereye and her nose. i dont know what they are and i would love any help on this .
thank you!!
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Please Help!!
kbelle
Dec 05, 2003 10:03 PM
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dfr
Dec 06, 2003 01:03 PM
` Sorry, I can't tell from your description, what is on the snake. You should have someone with experience, or a Vet, look at it.
` When you say 1/2 water, and 1/2 land, do you mean the land is built up out of the water? If you're keeping your Anaconda that way, you're going to have lots of disease, long term. A separate water container that you can remove, and sterilize, is the only way to do it, if you're going to have a soaking area. Substrate must be absolutely dry, and replaced several times a week, more often after feeding. That is why newspaper is so practical. Water under the substrate is a bacterium's paradise. Landscaped or decorated habitats, are bad enough for terrestrial snakes. For semi-aquatic critters, they're big trouble. Good Luck!
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