dragon2008
Well-Known Member
tieno una guttata que tiene la cloaca un pouquito estrana.
no tiene copulado come siempre bien. mas su cloaca es estrana es algo asi
que puede ser?
tengo mirado esto en la web
Cloacoliths
Dehydration of captive snakes (especially if long standing) may result in drying out of urinary excretions. When this occurs, uric acid "stones" tend to form within the cloaca ('cloacoloths'). Their presence in this location prevents expulsion of urinary waste and faeces (constipation), which creates serious illness.
Dehydration is a sign of disease and not a disease in itself, so it becomes the veterinarian's task to determine the underlying problem that caused the dehydration. Cloacoliths can usually be manually expelled with patience and the help of mineral oil enemas. Only an experienced veterinarian should attempt this procedure.
no tiene copulado come siempre bien. mas su cloaca es estrana es algo asi
que puede ser?
tengo mirado esto en la web
Cloacoliths
Dehydration of captive snakes (especially if long standing) may result in drying out of urinary excretions. When this occurs, uric acid "stones" tend to form within the cloaca ('cloacoloths'). Their presence in this location prevents expulsion of urinary waste and faeces (constipation), which creates serious illness.
Dehydration is a sign of disease and not a disease in itself, so it becomes the veterinarian's task to determine the underlying problem that caused the dehydration. Cloacoliths can usually be manually expelled with patience and the help of mineral oil enemas. Only an experienced veterinarian should attempt this procedure.
