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The blue stuff isn't too uncommon. I see it in my collection from time to time.
You say she's passed urates 5 times in 10 days? That's quite a lot in my experience. Also, feeding her 3 times in 10 days is a bit aggressive for a feeding schedule. How much does she weigh, and how much do these small rats you're feeding weigh?
Please take a look at these:
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http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...Basics...*DUW*
Last edited by Slim; 05-12-2012 at 05:14 PM.
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I know I'm feeding her quite a bit, but she seems a little on the thinner side and I'm trying to bulk her up a little. The rats are "small" size (two were f/t) and one was a live baby rat just opened its eyes maybe a day or two ago. She was 600g when I got her and shes a 2010 pastel. I've had a couple bps in the past and aside from her I have a young spider male (age unknown - dude I got him from said he was over a year but he looks to be the size of the bps we carry at petsmart so I dont know) I havent weighed him yet. I need to get my own scale and stop borrowing my boyfriends. haha
Thanks for the links, I'll re-read a few care sheets. Never a bad idea I suppose.
I'm glad to hear the blue isnt too uncommon. I really want to know what it is though.
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Re: Constipation? Urates often and one with blue sting in it?
Originally Posted by VeeDubLove
I know I'm feeding her quite a bit, but she seems a little on the thinner side and I'm trying to bulk her up a little. The rats are "small" size (two were f/t) and one was a live baby rat just opened its eyes maybe a day or two ago. She was 600g when I got her and shes a 2010 pastel. I've had a couple bps in the past and aside from her I have a young spider male (age unknown - dude I got him from said he was over a year but he looks to be the size of the bps we carry at petsmart so I dont know) I havent weighed him yet. I need to get my own scale and stop borrowing my boyfriends. haha
Thanks for the links, I'll re-read a few care sheets. Never a bad idea I suppose.
I'm glad to hear the blue isnt too uncommon. I really want to know what it is though.
PS Thanks for the welcome! I've been into geckos (cresties and leos) a bit lately and just added a couple bps to my collection so its good to be here :]
Wow... thought I hit "edit" not "reply"... Damn energy drinks. lol
Last edited by VeeDubLove; 05-12-2012 at 05:53 PM.
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Re: Constipation? Urates often and one with blue sting in it?
I guess we can overrule STD's lol..... If you leave urates out to drie they turn many different colors in my observation.(dont ask)
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Re: Constipation? Urates often and one with blue sting in it?
Originally Posted by KingPythons
I guess we can overrule STD's lol..... If you leave urates out to drie they turn many different colors in my observation.(dont ask)
lol No sexy time for this gal.
I have been taking them out daily (I like to check out my animals every day).
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Just so you know, when we hear "small rat", we usually think about something in the 50-90 gram range. It sounds like you've been feeding something smaller than that. A rat with it's eyes just opened would be called a crawler and is normally in the 20-30 gram range.
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Re: Constipation? Urates often and one with blue sting in it?
Originally Posted by Slim
Just so you know, when we hear "small rat", we usually think about something in the 50-90 gram range. It sounds like you've been feeding something smaller than that. A rat with it's eyes just opened would be called a crawler and is normally in the 20-30 gram range.
I fed a "crawler" once, and two frozen "small" size rats - one for each feeding. Juvenile I suppose you may call them - sub-adult size? Idk. Theyre called small rats. From nose to butt the small rats are about 4in long, and side to side about 1.5in
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