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Re: nostrils on bull snake seem to covered??

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Posted by lizardman on April 11, 2003 at 09:14:01:

In Reply to: Re: nostrils on bull snake seem to covered?? posted by meretseger on April 10, 2003 at 16:23:40:

:That happened to one of my snakes once... the vet poked the nostrils with a probe and pulled out this wad of.... stuff. Maybe dried mucus or shed skin or something. You could probably do that yourself, but obviously, be careful!

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I would suggest that you very carefully & gently remove the obstructive matter (which is usually un-shed skin) with tweezers. If it doesn't easily come off with tweezers, you may want to apply water with a cotton ball to the area. This may be done a few times until the dried skin is loosened away from the current skin tissue.



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