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    Looks like poop to me, but hoppers are too small for your BP. 1 hopper isn't nearly enough for your snake.

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    Re: Poop or throwup?

    Quote Originally Posted by madboogs View Post
    Is a bp. Hes about 6 mnths old and weighs about 180 g.

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    just worried hes not getting adequate nutrition.
    You are underfeeding him if you feed fuzzies or hoppers so yes he is not getting adequate nutrition.

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    Re: Poop or throwup?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    Oh ya, that's poop. Switch him to adult mice. At 180 he can handle it. Most mice are about 18-19g anyway.
    Cool i got some adult mice in the freezer. Ill try it out this weekend. Thanks for all your help.

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    Re: Poop or throwup?

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    You are underfeeding him if you feed fuzzies or hoppers so yes he is not getting adequate nutrition.

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    To identify fecal matter from regurgitation use your sense of smell.
    Thats cool, but unless im reading you chart wrong, it says a hopper is good up to 200g. Hes 180g. But im gonna try the adult mouse this next feed anyway

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