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Posted by John Hedger on December 01, 2002 at 11:38:07:

In Reply to: Emerald specialists.....Help....? please read posted by emeraldgirl on December 01, 2002 at 10:32:38:

I wouldn't think the saliva problem would have anything to do with the bite you recieved, nor would losing teeth. I would suspect a respiratory problem and/or possibly mouth rot if he is losing alot of teeth. Do you see any cheesy material around the gum line? Also, keep in mind that losing a tooth here and there is normal for adult emeralds.
No one online here can really diagnose your problem accurately. My best recommendation would be to see a Vet of your choice and proceed from there.
John Hedger




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