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poop problem
lucille hasnt pooped in almost a month. is this normal? her last recorded poop was 4/26. since then she has eaten 5 small rats, 5/1, 5/4, 5/8, 5/14, 5/18. i dont know her age or weight but she is less then 3 ft long
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Re: poop problem
same thing happed to mine then I heard an awful sound and an unimaginable smell
and it all came out at once just check if it's vent look's ok it should be fine
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Re: poop problem
the poop thing is fairly normal, it happens sometimes. But I'm a little concerned with the amount youre feeding. you could probably spread the feedings out a little bit more. every 3-4 days is awful short.
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I thought so too....if he/she is talking rat pups then it's not bad...but any bigger than that is probably over feeding. As far as the poo problem, try soaking in a warm bath, will help loosen things up. It is a common thing for ball pythons though, I've heard some people's go months without pooing.
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yes not a huge concern, check your humidity make sure it is good and you might try a few soaks, tepid water (MEASURE IT 85-88ºF) and not past half way up the sides deep (so, not deep!) and let her soak for 20-30 min every day. She will go, also some exercise can help as well let her craw around the floor a bit.
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My female poops about once a month, my male tends to hold onto his a bit longer. They all have their own schedules. :) I do agree that you should space out the feedings a tad bit more. Every five to seven days is the average consensus.
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thanks for the help. my dates for feeding might be off, im not the best at keeping records. i try to feed every 5 days right now to use up my supply of rats that are a little small for my snake
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