question about Pooh and I dont mean Whinnie!
anyhow My ball python Naga didnt poop for 2 weeks and just did tonight and it was very very Black in color, I almost didnt know what it was, every other time it was not close to this Dark Im talking black like coal is there something wrong?
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Re: question about Pooh and I dont mean Whinnie!
If you haven't had a fecal performed by a vet, I'd advise one. :gj: It you have already had a clean bill of health I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Re: question about Pooh and I dont mean Whinnie!
that's what mine looked like too! i mean, not mine mine. my snake's. =) her first poop was more whitish in color and her second was a dark brown, almost black.. she eats regularly (just fed her tonight), and acts fine, so i don't think there's anything wrong with her...
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Deebos 1st pooh was white, with a tiny piece of yellow in it..I was told this was the yolk from when he was in his egg
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her first poop was more whitish in color and her second was a dark brown, almost black.. she eats regularly (just fed her tonight), and acts fine, so i don't think there's anything wrong with her...
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Deebos 1st pooh was white, with a tiny piece of yellow in it..I was told this was the yolk from when he was in his egg
You're both describing urates, not pooh. Urates are white, almost chalky and sometimes have some yellow to them. Urates are like dry urine. Usually where you find urates, you'll find soaking wet substrate beneath them.
And no, it's not yolk from when he was in the egg - you'll be seeing these for his lifetime. ;)