Re: Should I be concerned???
Nah.....they'll poop when they're ready. They can go weeks without poopin'. :)
Re: Should I be concerned???
She'll poop. The older they get the longer they go without poo-ing. It'll be fine
Re: Should I be concerned???
Thank you for the answer - I was just worried but I will trust you all and just wait it out. Little bugger - worries some times.
Re: Should I be concerned???
feed it more if you want it to poop more
Re: Should I be concerned???
I feed her once a week. Its not that I want her to poop more - I was just concerned that she was constipated or something - LOL
Re: Should I be concerned???
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Originally Posted by
L.West
I feed her once a week. Its not that I want her to poop more - I was just concerned that she was constipated or something - LOL
We too... not familiar with his/her schedule yet :)
We fed twice (after a two week hold - new BP) and no poop, we got excited when he/she did a little poop and urate two weeks ago. Mainly because my 6 year old promised to clean up poop (my wife and I are done with poop) if he could adopt the snake.
He/she now how two small adult mice in, and no poop since the last little one. Feeding today, will make it three and I am expecting something soon after... :O
As always, make sure temps and environment are squared away (preaching to the choir I am sure).
Re: Should I be concerned???
Yea...no worries. Check your temps and humidity as that has a lot to do with their digestive system.
Re: Should I be concerned???
I wouldn't be too worried. Just be patient. God, that's so hard to do.
Re: Should I be concerned???
Temps and humidity are both good - so I guess she will go when she feels like it - LOL
Thanks everyone for your input.