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Posted by lizardman on May 05, 2003 at 01:28:24:

In Reply to: Deworming question. posted by Jonathon on May 04, 2003 at 15:37:54:

:in a few months i might buy a couple more CH ball pythons, and i was wondering if it is ok to treat them(preventive and curing if they have them). how would i go about doing that?

It's best to confirm that they have worms first before "shot-gunning" them with medication. This can be done by having a veterinarian determine if there are parasites by doing a fecal flotation analysis.

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