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    If you follow the same routine, temps and substrate should remain unchanged. For my chart, I keep track of weight, date fed, date shed, date that I last cleaned her cage and any times she may have refused to eat. Feces and urates would only be significant in noting dehydration/constipation, but if your husbandry is correct, you shouldn't have to worry about those either as your snakes will go when they want to go I'm not familiar with switching substrate (since I use strictly sphagnum moss), but seems like a good idea if you're going through the effort.

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