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Posted by TC on December 20, 2000 at 17:28:46:
Hello to my fellow Indigo lovers!
I brought my pair of Easterns up from their cool down about 10 days ago.
The male was blue so I waited for him to shed....got ready to introduce the two today and noticed my male was breathing a bit loudly.
Now, my Indigos "puff" all the time...they are a "breathy" snake to begin with.....just seems a bit more pronounced. No wheezing or whistling, no discharge of any type.
Am I over cautious? If this was the onset of an RI, can I just warm him up a bit? Or do I need to get him on an anti-biotic? He has always been extremely healthy and appears to be normal (and horny) in every other way.
BTW - NTL's during cool down were about 64, DTH about 72-75 degrees.
Also, should I be concerned about introducing the male to the female? The female has never been as "puffy" as the male and does not appear to be labored in her breathing in any way......but I don't wanna have to treat two animals when only one appears to show even a minor symptom,
but I don't want to miss the opportunity to breed while they are being treated either!
So what do you guys (and gals) think?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
(Figures......truck broke today, Delta cancelled my flight on X-Mas day, still gotta finish shopping....ugh!)
TC - TC Reptile
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