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Old 01-10-13, 03:49 AM   #1
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

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That's a huge wound for it to be caused by a rat......
Am I right in thinking it looks like dehydration? like...stuck shed that they tried to pull off?
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Old 01-10-13, 06:24 AM   #2
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

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Am I right in thinking it looks like dehydration? like...stuck shed that they tried to pull off?
I think it got caught in something or a bad burn. That wound looks old.
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Old 01-12-13, 01:30 AM   #3
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

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I think it got caught in something or a bad burn. That wound looks old.
NO , its just a powdered medicine that i'm putting on it .,
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

no that's not the wound that the rat have made ., the wound becomes that big after he eat ., it just reopened boss that's why he got that big wound .,
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

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That's a huge wound for it to be caused by a rat......
no that's not the wound that the rat have made ., the wound becomes that big after he eat ., it just reopened boss that's why he got that big wound .,
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Old 01-10-13, 05:14 AM   #6
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

I agree with you Ibaman, possibly also something else too.

Op- You really need to get that snake on paper towels or news paper. Check your humidity,heat and then leave the snake alone until it heals up. Once you start offering food again i would offer much smaller prey for a while.
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Old 01-12-13, 01:27 AM   #7
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I agree with you Ibaman, possibly also something else too.

Op- You really need to get that snake on paper towels or news paper. Check your humidity,heat and then leave the snake alone until it heals up. Once you start offering food again i would offer much smaller prey for a while.
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Old 01-10-13, 04:15 PM   #8
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Re: what to do when your retic is wounded ?

Could a rat really make a cut that long? I would have thought that there might have been a lot of smaller wounds from a rat rather than 1 long one
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