I am now very very very unhappy. I live in one of the areas they have found it evidently, and have not had any recent contact with wild or other snakes. One of my tiny ones has something that looks very similar (close to the first pic) that has been getting treated it with an antifungal, as the best the vet could come up with. He is tiny and active when trying to look so its hard to see for sure, He has some crusty stuff around the under side of the jaw and the cloudy eye, and no other evidence of anything elsewhere. He also spends enormous amounts of time soaking it. The anti-fungal treatment has not been super effective- but at this point its not like the write up is suggesting something more sure. He is in quarantine, but that is no guarantee of anything. He is the only snake here that shows any evidence of anything amiss.

Yes I will get photos to the best of our ability is anyone would like them for comparison purposes.
K.

I did read on the Aussie python group that tea tree oil is harmful to snakes. I'm not sure if its specifically to pythons- but I've been avoiding it in case.

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USGS National Wildlife Health Center - Snake Fungal Disease