Mouthrot is normally an immune system failure. that is, its caused by common everyday bacteria. Which means the individual is stressed.

I agree with Bluerosy, let it go where you found it. Adult wildcaughts are very prejudiced over what conditions they want to live in. In this day, there are so many captive hatched individuals, there is little to no need to take a wild animal out of what it wants to be in. Get a captive hatched blackrat.

By the way, that is one beautiful snake, but it would be much prettier back where you found it.

The key to curing that snake is figuring why its stressed. Again to repeat myself, it most likely does not want to be held captive. Cheers

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• Mouth rot treatment - Orocosos, Thu Apr 30 23:21:12 2009
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• RE: Mouth rot treatment - Orocosos, Fri May 1 10:50:16 2009
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