What on earth did my python produce?
My male bumblebee is a very stereotypic ball python, he rests most of the day, and is very active at night. I have had him for 5 days now, and he hasn't eaten (but he ate a week ago so that isn't a problem). Anyway, I woke up to find a small inch and a half long white piece of something. I thought it was a baby rat until I took it out of the cage and noticed its fiber like quality. It seemed to me like a torn paper towel. My only clue is that he was taken home in a container with a small paper towel bottom. Is it likely he nervously ate one of these pieces. It seemed to be regurgitated but I'm not entirely sure. Anything?
Re: What on earth did my python produce?
maybe the snake has some intestinal parasites / tapeworm going on. the end of a tapeworm repeatedly breaks off and leaves the snake. But then it shouldnt be fibrous, more like white spaghetti.
hard to tell.
Re: What on earth did my python produce?
Id say urates, but pics with a high quality camera that takes good closeups would help.
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