Hello. I picked up an adult chondro (my first). He is super healthy and seems perfect in every way. I noticed when I mess with him in the day which I try not to he will blow some really thin bubbles from his mouth or nostril. I have been in the trade a long time and I have seen plenty of resp animals. He ate right away for me to. The guy I got him from has one of the most amazing collections I have ever seen and talking to him it sounds like I am freaking out. Is it normal for them to have moisture in there mouth which I was told it was? I am positive I have the perfect temps and setup for him. Please opinions and info would be helpful. Thanks.....
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Adult GTP blowing bubbles???
ecdysis
Sep 14, 2012 04:40 PM
Replies (2)
ChrisOz
Oct 08, 2012 05:42 PM
I have never seen my do it and she gets really worked up when I try to take her out to clean her cage. The only time I handel her is to clean the cage. I wonder if its possible for them to blow bubbles if they have recently drank some water.
bugbreath
May 30, 2015 01:18 AM
I haven't seen mine blow bubbles.
That's odd.
Is the snake making a wheezing or whistling noise ?
