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Mugger crocodiles in captivity are prone to osteological problems such as hunchback and rubbery-snout. Detection of hunchback is possible only in advanced stages and is observed generally in young muggers. Externally, the vertex of the hunch appears at the level of the fifth or sixth row of dorsal scutes. X-ray photographs of affected muggers in Ramtirtha revealed points of deossification at three sites around the eighth, twentieth and twenty-seventh vertebrae. Yearlings suffering from rubbery-snout showed normalcy in seven days when fed with Calcium tablets. Calcium-rich feed is recommended in crocodile husbandry to avoid osteological defects.

Prevention of Rubbery-Snout and X-Ray Revealations on HunchBack Condition in Mugger Crocodile (Crocodylus palustris)