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Regular?
My girl is a 6' long, 4 year old. She goes to the bathroom every week, give or take a few days. Is this regular?
I have humidity gauge and temp gun and check daily that everything is right. She always has water and gets fed a medium/large rat(depending on size) every 10-14 days. She is always fed f/t. She is hydrated.
I may just be overly concerned, but I'm used to my other snakes digestion patterns.
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Re: Regular?
Pheww!
I guess I'm still adjusting to boas
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Yes yours seems fine. I think boas are easier to deal with than bp's in my opinion. I'm starting to like them more. One boa turned into two in less than six months.
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Re: Regular?
Originally Posted by ispitroseas
My girl is a 6' long, 4 year old. She goes to the bathroom every week, give or take a few days. Is this regular?
I have humidity gauge and temp gun and check daily that everything is right. She always has water and gets fed a medium/large rat(depending on size) every 10-14 days. She is always fed f/t. She is hydrated.
I may just be overly concerned, but I'm used to my other snakes digestion patterns.
Well, sounds good to me.
You could up size prey and feed every 21-30 days and you'd see a longer break between elimination.
4 years old is plenty mature so if you decide to upsize to smaller rabbits or larger quail you may see a longer processing time.
But in all reality you have a very regular, healthy boa from what I can tell.
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