Re: Concerned about a female
Well, soak and manipulate.
Hopefully its constipation, and if it is, that should do the trick.
If not...I'm not sure. Maybe Bloat?
Re: Concerned about a female
Yeah, constipation is what I'm 'rooting for' so to speak.
Thinking back I had a similar situation with a larger female who finally defecated after about 10 rats. But I don't remember if she was 'squishy' or not.
Re: Concerned about a female
Squishy is better than hard in general...
Re: Concerned about a female
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Originally Posted by
LadyOhh
Well, soak and manipulate.
Hopefully its constipation, and if it is, that should do the trick.
If not...I'm not sure. Maybe Bloat?
Yep a good soak usually does the trick for me.
Let her soak for a little bit then gently slide her between your thumb and index finger with a little pressure ( Keyword Gently ) like you would squeeze out tooth paste.... But you don't want to brush with this stuff! Oh and another warning it can come out like a rocket! So be prepared for a little cleanup duty. If it doesn't happen with a little pressure don't force it you don't want to injure your snake. Then you might want to consider a vet visit or find a breeder in your area that can take a look at her and give you a better first hand opinion.
Question though, she is only 90 grams at 6 - 8 months of age?
Re: Concerned about a female
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JAMills
Question though, she is only 90 grams at 6 - 8 months of age?
Yeah. Slow grower. Her sibling is over twice her size.
I had a similar situation with a female pastel last year. Barely 200 grams at a year old. When one I hatched a month later skyrocketed to 600 grams within 8 months.