Poop questions!!

I was wondering how long can a bp be without pooping? Because my little Cherile hasn't poop almost since i got her. But what i have seen already like 4 or 5 times was the urine. (i don't remember how is it call :oops: )
Thanks in advanced :D
Jesús

I've seen bp's go up to a month without taking a dump. don't worry.

wizill is rizight
they can go quite a while with out pooping

I have no idea....but I bet it is a long long time.

I think that Cherile heard me about her wasn't pooping and just to make me look bad :lol: lol .She took one big poop today. When i got back from school she was very happy sleeping on the other side of the cage that she live me the cute little present. :wink:
Thanks anyway guys :P
Jesús

Mine is allways doing it in his water bowl........Guess it makes it smoother for him. haha

Mine was to lazy she did it ont the hide were she was. I think that's what she was on the cold side of the tank. :roll: LOL
Jesús

Yeah, don't worry. I've had a bp go 5-6 weeks (That is about 12 meals btw) without taking a dump. I have heard they can go 2 months. I wouldn't worry if she takes a long time next time. :)

i have a baby bp that has ate a hopper like 2 weeks ago and it hasnt poop since then. i was wondering if i should still feed it or wait until it poops? can anybody help me.

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Originally Posted by psycho

i have a baby bp that has ate a hopper like 2 weeks ago and it hasnt poop since then. i was wondering if i should still feed it or wait until it poops? can anybody help me.

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Feed on a regular schedule. No need to wait till they poop to feed them again. They poop when they are ready to poop. Not keeping them on a regular feeding schedule is a sure way to mess up their pooping schedule.

my ball python ziggy hasnt pooped in a couple weeks. after reading everything i could find on it im not worried any more, but i was very curious about if its the frozen hopper mice that im giving him. he pooped fine after his previous owners fed him live so i was just wondering if it could be the frozen backing him up. plz help me out im a beginner at snakes and i dont wanna mess up my first time.

Wow! Talk about resurrection. This is a 7 year old thread...

But, from what I've seen, it usually cycles 3 in, 1 out. Unless a shed is coming and then they may hold it a bit longer...

Oh Jesus....:P

Wow, who knew this thread could help so many people,lol. I was worried about my daisy because she hasnt pooped since before she went into shed. Shes only eaten once since she shed, and I was going to take her to the vet tomorrow because of the no pooping thing. She looks perfectly fine, no lumps. I guess ill just watch her and wait. Thanks everyone:gj:

I've had my normal bp for 6 weeks now and all she had been doing is leaving a small deposit which I think was urine during each of her 2 sheds. She's been eating adult mice weekly and tonight after 6 weeks of not pooping she finally left a huge dump by her water bowl. After reading all the posts here lately I knew it was fairly common but almost needed a dump truck to haul this mess away:rolleye2:

this is just gross but really funny to read through.