Toilet frequency concern ?

Hi.... I have my first bp for over two months but still hasn't pooped! He's had 13feeds . Anything to be concerned about, is this normal ?

Make sure its humidity is good and that it has water. It is probably just saving it up to give you a nice big surprise soon.

So it doesn't seem extreme?
He has fresh water and I keep the humidity up best I can ....

No, not extreme. It will probably go soon.

Oh man, I wouldn't want to be in THAT house when the time comes! :O

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Surprise dad!!!!!!





















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It will be a mighty one! (Sorry, I felt obliged to take part in this).

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Consider yourself lucky, I have a hatchling that goes everyday :(


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Originally Posted by Smith123

Hi.... I have my first bp for over two months but still hasn't pooped! He's had 13feeds . Anything to be concerned about, is this normal ?

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What did the 13 feedings consist of ? How old is the bp? What is his current weight are all factors to enter into this equation. More than likely it is not anything to be concerned about but you have to consider what he is feeding on. If it persists you have to reassess what he is feeding on. Water is definitely something that has to be available to him as well as the humidity. Increase the both of those. Maybe even a larger water dish to encourage him to soak in the dish. Lastly, you may want to consider a couple of drops of mineral oil rubbed into the fur of one of his feeders. Stay in peace and not pieces. A.C. :) :D

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Originally Posted by Atrox

It will be a mighty one! (Sorry, I felt obliged to take part in this).

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...onepics066.jpg

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Holy cow! What dropped that deuce? I thought my 6ft BCI girl dropped big ones. That thing is bigger than my own deuces :P