Help Identifying These?

[guidofatherof5]

Neosporin is a triple antibiotic, containing three different antibiotics -- bacitracin, neomycin, and polymyxin). It's a wide spectrum antibiotic, and it's what you use when you don't know what bacteria you're defending against.

[DMilms]

im about to put something on, then go to bed, which one?, lol, thanks for all the help btw. could i put her back into her tank btw? so it comes down to, apply now or later, neo or bacitracin, and can i put her into her normal tank. btw, isusing distilled water for the water bowl fine?

[DMilms]

cant find neo, so its gonna be bacitracin. btw, can incense be burned in the same room as reptile, if you know, of course,

[guidofatherof5]

I don't think I would use distilled water. Read something about it but can't remember the article.
I'll see if I can find the article.

Whichever ointment you choose will be fine. At this point I think keeping the area moist is the most important part.

[DMilms]

Thanks everybody, ill talk to you all tommorow

[EasternGirl]

Thanks Steve...I had it backwards then...I thought bacitracin was the one that had the three in it. I would put it on there as soon as you can. You can put her back in her tank...but it may be a good idea to take out the substrate and put paper towels in until the infection heals. I would not burn incense in the room with the snake...it would not be healthy for her to breathe it.

[BLUESIRTALIS]

I just realized that i misspelled ailments in my last post. Please keep us posted on her status it sounds like you are doing all you can do at this point and i think she should be just fine.

[DMilms]

is it a problem of i cant get rid of the substrate? Hey are a lot more secure with the moss and reptibark than wheb they had just repticarpet when i get home from school ill check on her again
I hope she is getting better

[EasternGirl]

I understand that she is probably much more secure with substrate to burrow in. Most garters are. I was just thinking that it might be better to put paper towels in until her infection is better...so that she doesn't get any substrate in the infected area. See how it looks today. Will you be able to buy some Hibiclens?

I think the black spots you see on her belly may be normal markings for an eastern garter. I was looking at my female garter's belly this morning and she has similar black spots on her belly scales. Can I see another picture of your snake's belly?

[Light of Dae]

When I removed substrate out of one of my tanks and replaced it with paper towels I moved a few things around to help my George feel more secure. I moved things closer to the front so that the open space is towards the back... that way he can't see my every move unless he chooses to. He used to burrow all the time n hide anyways.