Bubbles from nose

[Alan1]

if you can

[clanks76]

Any suggestions? I'll have to go shopping for something today.

[Alan1]

a ceramic heater is the thing to use but if you have heating in the room it would do as long as it was warm enough. a ceramic heater needs to be placed near where the tort is sleeping, no point having it on otherwise

[Alan1]

these things http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=...ed=0CDsQrQQwAA

[clanks76]

Originally Posted by caledonia

these things http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=...ed=0CDsQrQQwAA

Brilliant, i'll pop out and get one on my lunch hour.

Thanks so much for your help, it's awful, just want her sorted to make sure she's ok x

[Alan1]

I don't know much about those ceramic heaters but if there are ones that have a built in thermostat and ones that don't, get one that does if you can

[TortBabe]

I hope she's ok Carla Take her to the PDSA on the Antrim Road or Jubilee Vets in Newtownards they are Reptile Vets and I know Beverley has used them and they are good.
Sending Sandra big hugs xx

[clanks76]

Originally Posted by ClareN

I hope she's ok Carla Take her to the PDSA on the Antrim Road or Jubilee Vets in Newtownards they are Reptile Vets and I know Beverley has used them and they are good.
Sending Sandra big hugs xx

Thanks Clare, the vet from Jubilee is calling me when back tomorrow morning.

I've been reading older threads to see if i can get more info. I have been spraying her soil daily but it still does get dry inderneith where she would be digging down into so not sure if this might be causing an irritation, i'm going to give it a good soaking tonight so it will all be moist and carry on with the daily spray to see if that helps.

My hubby's off work this week so under strict instructions to keep a close eye on her.

She is still eating really well and it's not constantly 'bubbling' so i'm hoping it's not RNS.

The vet wil be able to confirm one way or the other asap.

Thank you xx

[Alan1]

I got a pressure sprayer from asda for £3. you pump it up with the plunger thing on top then just press the trigger and it wets it in no time. BTW, the deeper you have the soil when you first put it in, the longer it keeps damp underneath and doesn't break up into grains of dust, only on the surface

[clanks76]

Originally Posted by caledonia

I got a pressure sprayer from asda for £3. you pump it up with the plunger thing on top then just press the trigger and it wets it in no time. BTW, the deeper you have the soil when you first put it in, the longer it keeps damp underneath and doesn't break up into grains of dust, only on the surface

Thanks Alan i'll have a look on way home