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| stuart619 |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 09:25:09
Hi Guys,
I have noticed that one of my corns seems to have a bit of moisture in one nostril. I have noticed this when she is giving me a hiss. I have not heard her weezing and there are no other sighs of an RI.
At first I thought it was because she had just taken a drink and dunked her head in the water but it is still there 2 days later.
Do you think a trip to the vets is in order?
Thanks in advance |
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| stuart619 |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 15:10:00
Thanks for the replies. It does look more like moisture than Mucas but without ever seing how a snake looks with an RI I can not be sure.
I have done what you have suggested GP. I don't have any F10 but have ordered some in so it should be here next week. Even if it turns out I don't need it in this case, I will get some in just for the future.
I think I'll reasses on Tuesday and if I still am not happy I'll book her in at the exotics vet.
Thanks Again  |
| gingerpony |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 13:41:37
increase the temps to 30-32*C, remove the cold hide (to encourage him to use the warm one) and mist 3-5 times a day (as often as possible really) to increase the humidity, preferably with F10 if you've got it
do this for a couple of days then reasses
snakes quite often stay in the coolest part of the viv to keep symptoms to a minimum, increasing the heat helps bring the infection 'to a head' and increasing the humidity helps loosen any sticky mucus further down the respiratory tract. F10 is an effective non-medicinal way of treating an RI and can also be nebulized |
| Mamma |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 10:06:53
Moisture or mucas? If it doesnt seem to have gone after 2 days then perhaps a trip to the vets is in order. |
