Gab5150
Member
I think I may have a possible RI on my hands 
I was giving my little sully hatchling has nightly soak and when I picked him up to start drying him off he sneezed, a clear liquid came out of his nose, and then he used his arm to brush at his nose. I know that the sneezing and runny nose can be a sign of a RI so I'm worried! This is a big surprise to me because I've never seen him sneeze or the runny nose before, and his breathing sounds normal. He isn't showing any signs of slowing down in activity and he just ate more food than I've seen him eat in one sitting (even some Mazuri!) so I thought I've been doing everything right
His temps are nearly perfect - 81* cool side, 90* warm side, 96-98* basking, night time low 79* on the cool side. The only issue is keeping his humidity up (it hovers around 69%). I am bumping his temps a few degrees for safe measure, but is there anything else I should do for my baby? Should I set up a vet appointment?
I was giving my little sully hatchling has nightly soak and when I picked him up to start drying him off he sneezed, a clear liquid came out of his nose, and then he used his arm to brush at his nose. I know that the sneezing and runny nose can be a sign of a RI so I'm worried! This is a big surprise to me because I've never seen him sneeze or the runny nose before, and his breathing sounds normal. He isn't showing any signs of slowing down in activity and he just ate more food than I've seen him eat in one sitting (even some Mazuri!) so I thought I've been doing everything right
His temps are nearly perfect - 81* cool side, 90* warm side, 96-98* basking, night time low 79* on the cool side. The only issue is keeping his humidity up (it hovers around 69%). I am bumping his temps a few degrees for safe measure, but is there anything else I should do for my baby? Should I set up a vet appointment?
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