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so far so good. the burm that was in with the ball python hasn't showed signs of IBD.
just to let you know how inept the rest of the employees are, i told everyone not to put any snakes in with the burm and watch it's behavior. simple enough right? the next day i found two more ball pythons in with the burm.

can IBD be spread to colubrids?
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