Re: Nose bubbles

Posted by Jack on March 14, 2001 at 08:54:09:

In Reply to: Re: Nose bubbles posted by Alex on March 10, 2001 at 00:06:20:

The Star was hatched in 2000. Thanks for the info. and the link.

: Typically if you are seeing nose bubbles it's not a good thing. More than likely it is a result of a respiratory ailment. I would contact a qualified reptile vet asap to be on the safe side. Check out the attached link for a vet in your area.
: Regards,

: Alex

: PS. How big is the star? If it is well into the juvenile/young adult stage you should be able to tell by the length of the tail, location of cloaca & the position of the ventral scutes on the plastron.

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