My boa has green in its urates.
It’s not like a bright green it’s more of a light green. Please tell me that it’s normal??
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4Dobermans
It’s not like a bright green it’s more of a light green. Please tell me that it’s normal??
They can be all sorts of shades,brown to green and sometimes just looks like fur balls. as long as it doesn't smell any different than normal, then I wouldn't worry too much.
I'd just double check everything temps and humidity , just to put your mind at rest
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Re: My boa has green in its urates.
I mean it smelled but it wasn’t a horrid smell. It didn’t smell like poop because she only pooped urates since she is only eating twice a month.
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4Dobermans
I mean it smelled but it wasn’t a horrid smell. It didn’t smell like poop because she only pooped urates since she is only eating twice a month.
Brians boas on you tube just done a great video on this very subject [emoji106][emoji106]
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richardhind1972
Brians boas on you tube just done a great video on this very subject [emoji106][emoji106]
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Got a link? That would help, thanks.
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Bogertophis
Got a link? That would help, thanks.
https://youtu.be/rj695hzUmPY
As requested [emoji106][emoji106]
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richardhind1972
That's hilarious, the way his beautiful boa just won't stay still- like he's determined to steal the show. :rofl:
He finally gets around to discussing "color" around 10:00, btw.
In noting the way many snakes defecate as soon as we clean their cages :rolleyes: he makes an interesting point, that maybe boas are "marking their territory" this way? Personally, I think it's more likely that it's just the activity & minor stress of interacting with us that causes them to "go" (& NOT some evil desire to mess up what we just cleaned, either, lol), so if you ever think your snake might be constipated because he hasn't gone in a while after eating, keep in mind that even before you try giving them a "soak", try handling them a bit more first. Just don't put on your finest dry-clean shirt when you do.
My boa has green in its urates.
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richardhind1972
I love his channel and how deadpan hilarious his delivery is at times but very informative simultaneously. “Well that was an exposè on boa poop...” [emoji1787]
And what a helluva collection of boas, good god!!
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jmcrook
I love his channel and how deadpan hilarious his delivery is at times but very informative simultaneously. “Well that was an exposè on boa poop...” [emoji1787]
And what a helluva collection of boas, good god!!
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Yes his locality collection is amazing that's for sure,
I love his dry sense of humour too, just so funny
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