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08-20-2006, 04:37 PM
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Juvenile snake
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: N. Wales
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Not absorbing calcium???????????
Has anybody experienced this? I bought a pair of oregon red spotted last year and the female developed 3 hard lumps and died before i could get her to the vet and the male looks like he hasn't got a back bone, he just twists, it horrible.
They were both kept separately with other garters which are all fine, and they are all fed on a mixture of pinkies and fresh trout. It seems to me like she absorbed the calcium into like rickets and he isn't absorbing it at all. I am now trying UV light on him to see if that will help. Has anyone got any ideas? |
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