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Post by John Pilling on Oct 31, 2005 21:44:39 GMT
Don't blame you Dave, i would be peed-off as well.
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Post by mourne on Oct 31, 2005 22:19:04 GMT
Dave when my hubby found the cornsnake in May it had damaged scales like that one after about 3 sheds they were back to normal. Hope the mouth problem isn`t mouth rot, he sure has a good home now with you.
Off topic:
We have found out just a few weeks ago where the cornsnake came from- it was an escapee from further up the estate. The owner knows we have it!
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dnsdeb
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Post by dnsdeb on Oct 31, 2005 22:38:00 GMT
I hope the poor thing recovers, he is in the best possible hands at least.
keep us updated
Deb
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Post by Vicki on Nov 1, 2005 11:37:03 GMT
Im glad hes ok Dave, I was thinking about him last night! Your a star for taking him in and getting him checked over, I hope he makes a full recovery  |
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Post by Dave on Nov 1, 2005 12:55:19 GMT
thatkyou to all for help an kind comments im sure now that hes on the up and up, weve been watching him moving round a lot and he spent an hour of this morning in the water bowl hes going back in 3 weeks to be checked again and sexed, etc |
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Post by Dave on Nov 1, 2005 12:57:45 GMT
Dave when my hubby found the cornsnake in May it had damaged scales like that one after about 3 sheds they were back to normal. Hope the mouth problem isn`t mouth rot, he sure has a good home now with you. Off topic: We have found out just a few weeks ago where the cornsnake came from- it was an escapee from further up the estate. The owner knows we have it! im gonna get the scale clipped by jerry when i go back as its basically just dead abd has no feeling to him, the cut should go in about 5 sheds too ;D |
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Post by John Pilling on Nov 1, 2005 15:42:56 GMT
Great news Dave, glad things are looking up.
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