drache
05-14-2007, 08:50 PM
took some snakes to the bet today
Sammy's (my wandering) double chin turns out to be a lump, which is a bit scary, but since I'm fairly certain that it's been shrinking, I'm just gonna keep an eye on it
btw - the vet made a comment about her personality
he noticed how she holds on a bit and seems to enjoy humans
Drache (the PI king) got an appetite stimulant, because he's no longer obese
the vet's first snake was one of these and he told me, he too overfed it at first and the same thing happened (very long diet with brumation in the middle)
mine's not skinny yet
actually he's just right
and he's gonna eat tomorrow
Caramel will probably keep his tail
Coffee has no retained shed or brille
I guess I just didn't find it when it came off
both Xenochrophis are coming along nicely
Inigo's (the T. s. similis) skin lesions (blisters) needed some discussing, since there was no dampness in her tank when she got them, and she's been improving with the damp hide, contrary to what one would expect
again - go with what works
and daily nolvasan baths to prevent the lesions from getting infected
I asked him about Henner's (the beardie) mildly depressive state and he recommended more exercise and stimulation
Henner just can't wait for summer when it's warm enough for him to go outside
Sammy's (my wandering) double chin turns out to be a lump, which is a bit scary, but since I'm fairly certain that it's been shrinking, I'm just gonna keep an eye on it
btw - the vet made a comment about her personality
he noticed how she holds on a bit and seems to enjoy humans
Drache (the PI king) got an appetite stimulant, because he's no longer obese
the vet's first snake was one of these and he told me, he too overfed it at first and the same thing happened (very long diet with brumation in the middle)
mine's not skinny yet
actually he's just right
and he's gonna eat tomorrow
Caramel will probably keep his tail
Coffee has no retained shed or brille
I guess I just didn't find it when it came off
both Xenochrophis are coming along nicely
Inigo's (the T. s. similis) skin lesions (blisters) needed some discussing, since there was no dampness in her tank when she got them, and she's been improving with the damp hide, contrary to what one would expect
again - go with what works
and daily nolvasan baths to prevent the lesions from getting infected
I asked him about Henner's (the beardie) mildly depressive state and he recommended more exercise and stimulation
Henner just can't wait for summer when it's warm enough for him to go outside