Should I be worried?
Water started dripping pretty profusely out of either the mouth or nose of my Northern Pine Snake. I couldn't tell which, it happened so quickly. I was handling her or I would have never caught it, and it was definitely just clear water. She is healthy otherwise, and just ate yesterday. She does drink a lot of water, and is active out of the cage. She doesn't breathe funny or anything like that either.
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Did you bother the snake after it has drank water? Ive had that happen where i didnt know the snake was drinking water, and there ended up being some on my hands when i was playing with her.
So long as it wasnt happening.... for an extended amount of time * like still happening now* that could have been what happened. Vet is never a bad idea if you are worried, of course. |
No, she just did it that one time. I warmed the room up from 75 to 80 just in case it had something to do with temperature though. Thanks.
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Alicia has a 90% probable idea. Watch it for a couple of days, if it persists, then you've got a problem, if it was just that one time, it was probably just dribbling water.
If the fluid was viscous (slimy or thick) then you could have a problem. If it tasted like cherries or vanilla, that's definite vet time. (j/k do NOT taste it) |
Too late, that was the first thing I did!!! How do you think I knew it was water?
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You are one sick bastard! hehehehe
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