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    Help! BP have empty belly

    Hi! My spider BP have a empty belly that is one te lungs area, anyone can figure this out what is goin on?

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    when was the last time he ate?
    0.1 Normal (Sookie)
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    we feed our snakes once a week without missing, so he just ate on friday

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    Maybe the prey item was too small? Did he regurgitate? If not, you can always try feeding him something a little larger.

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    Re: Help! BP have empty belly

    bp's suck in like that when you pick them up and touch their bellies even my late 09 1020 g fat boy does it. Some say they have tickelish bellies. Totaly normal.

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    Re: Help! BP have empty belly

    Hi,

    Does it look pinkish in real life?

    Just thought I saw a tint in the pic and wondered if she is coming up to shed or if it is something else.


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    Re: Help! BP have empty belly

    Quote Originally Posted by ed4281 View Post
    bp's suck in like that when you pick them up and touch their bellies even my late 09 1020 g fat boy does it. Some say they have tickelish bellies. Totaly normal.
    Yeah, I've noticed some of my shy snakes do this... recently I interrupted Mona (big 2000g girl) while she was sleeping, and she sucked in her belly just like that picture. She's a fatty who eats 3 large mice weekly, so I know she isn't underweight! To the OP, have you observed the snake's belly while he's relaxed in the the enclosure?
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    ed4281: i think that's the problem, thanks!
    dr del: he doesnt look pinkish in real life, just in the process of shedding, thanks!
    lolo76: yes, his normal wen he's relax, thanks!
    regno-cg: we feed them 8 cm mice(not including tail) every week, so probably it won't be a thin snake, thanks!

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    Re: Help! BP have empty belly

    Your not feeding anywhere near enough

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    Re: Help! BP have empty belly

    Quote Originally Posted by 2kdime View Post
    Your not feeding anywhere near enough
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    Dude you gotta feed way more then that!

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