I walked into my room today to find that my snake was so called in the herp world " star gazing." do you think this could be inclusion body disease? He is eating though but I am concerned. Or could it just be he was looking up at sumthin?

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2.0 burmese pythons
1.0 Ball Python
0.0.1? Chaco Gold Stripe Tarantula
0.1 Puff Adder
1 golder retriever

Wish List
FalseWater Cobra
green iggy
blue tongued skink
b and w tengu
savannah monitor
[color=Red]I can accept failure,but I can't accept not trying- Michael Jordan

What type of snake is he? To the best of my knowledge, inclusion body disease only affects boids.

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yeah I know he is a python. Pythons are boids

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2.0 burmese pythons
1.0 Ball Python
0.0.1? Chaco Gold Stripe Tarantula
0.1 Puff Adder
1 golder retriever

Wish List
FalseWater Cobra
green iggy
blue tongued skink
b and w tengu
savannah monitor
[color=Red]I can accept failure,but I can't accept not trying- Michael Jordan

The snake may simply have had something caught its attention and was looking at it. The only way to be sure about inclusion body disease is to have a vet look at it. This is very important as this is a highly contagious fatal disease.

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Merlin,
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Could be. Merlin I was also informed that the disease is bad but RARE. Is this true?

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2.0 burmese pythons
1.0 Ball Python
0.0.1? Chaco Gold Stripe Tarantula
0.1 Puff Adder
1 golder retriever

Wish List
FalseWater Cobra
green iggy
blue tongued skink
b and w tengu
savannah monitor
[color=Red]I can accept failure,but I can't accept not trying- Michael Jordan

Unfortunately its not all that rare! and it can move thru a collection VERY rapidly. It is the scourge of the boid world!

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!