bowdnboy
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
Just thought I'd share this. Ive noticed recently my gold phase CTS has been digging alot in the substrate. Hopefully gravid and looking for a lay spot. Anyway, last week I noticed her mouth wasnt right, looked like a growth or swelling. On closer inspection, turned out to be the coar peat (substrate) in her mouth. Over the last week now, ive flushed it out each time with some water and syringe. She didnt seem to be able to get it out on her own, but just built up more the more she dug.
As I type this now, after washing her mouth, she's straight back roaming the enclosure and digging again.!!
Cheers
Sorry about the quality. Camera is on the way out I think, focus is up the ****.
Common Tree Snake getting her mouth flushed - YouTube
Just thought I'd share this. Ive noticed recently my gold phase CTS has been digging alot in the substrate. Hopefully gravid and looking for a lay spot. Anyway, last week I noticed her mouth wasnt right, looked like a growth or swelling. On closer inspection, turned out to be the coar peat (substrate) in her mouth. Over the last week now, ive flushed it out each time with some water and syringe. She didnt seem to be able to get it out on her own, but just built up more the more she dug.
As I type this now, after washing her mouth, she's straight back roaming the enclosure and digging again.!!
Cheers
Sorry about the quality. Camera is on the way out I think, focus is up the ****.
Common Tree Snake getting her mouth flushed - YouTube