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Baby has white stuff in mouth

Papa Wyrm

Papa Wyrm

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Okay, so I just hatched a clutch, and of the four, 3 have shed. One was taking a little longer (about a week now) and when I picked her up to inspect her, I rubbed the back of her head and neck to see if some of her shed skin would start to peel off, and a bunch of white goo came out of her mouth. Is this indicative of an RI? she has been in a lot of moisture much longer than her clutch mates due to not shedding as fast. Any ideas?
 
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