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Originally Posted by Will0W783
Wow, great job Randy! That was very thorough and most of the tissues look quite clean. I agree that the stomach contents look like a parasitic infection to me. If a large quantity of sand were ingested, you would see clumping of it all through the intestines. If you have access to a microscope, you can look at the stomach contents under it to see if it is sand or worms. But from the rather sesame-seed shape of the contents, I think it's some kind of parasite...that could have killed the snake.
With the information you have from the necropsy, I think you're best to go ahead and treat the remaining snakes with Panacur.
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Thank you

I had my microscope ready to go then realized I have no slides. I took a bunch of pictures and dumped the rest, if they were tapeworm eggs I didn't want them to dry and release into the air. I have my Panacur all ready to go. I remember Wayne saying something about putting meds on food. Can I do this with Panacur or do I need to tube it and give it orally?
Also upon closer examination in one of the pics I found this. Possible hook worm?
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Originally Posted by shaunyboy
^^^^^
and his fire dancing
cheers shaun
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Made this special just for you Shaun haha. Some old stuff with the boring parts taken out, and a few new things. I wanted to put that song you showed me but I couldn't remember who it was by??
Fire comp - YouTube
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Originally Posted by rmfsnakes32
That was very informative I have never watched a necropsey before
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Like I said, I only prentended to what i'm doing. This by no means a good one.