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Irian
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 Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 9:56 pm Post subject: Help bleeding Royal |
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I have just given my female royal a swim and i've noticed some blood coming from her vent. I've put her on some paper towel and she is leaving a few blood marks on there. I recently put a male in there with her, could the blood be due to mating behaviour( although i've not witnessed any ). This is the first time trying to breed royals so i'm unsure if this is normal. Obviously i've seperated the pair of them until i can get an answer from you guys.
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sorry cant help you there  im sure someone off here can 
this might be a stupid thing to say so feel free to shoot me down but do female snakes have womens problems ?
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| is it possible that she has prolapsed Stu? |
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Irian
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| Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 10:57 pm Post subject: |
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No obvious signs of it mate. I checked her vent over and all looks normal ( apart from the blood ).
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| Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 11:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Stuart wrote: | | is it possible that she has prolapsed Stu? |
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Irian
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It's when part of the inside comes out through the vent. I thought it was more common in males with the hemipenes but am probably wrong as usual.
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Scott W
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is it still bleeding?
if not I would guess the warm bath just loosened something up inside and would'nt worry about it, if however it is still bleeding then there is obviously some sort of internal problem that only a vet can help with.
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Irian
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It's all stopped thankfully, there wasn't loads but even a little bit concerns me if i don't knw why it's there.
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| Irian wrote: | It's when part of the inside comes out through the vent. I thought it was more common in males with the hemipenes but am probably wrong as usual.
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lol nobody answered me was it a stupid thing to say 
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