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    There is absolutely no schedule, it can be a week, 4, 6, 12 it depends on the animal's age, prey size, feeding frequency etc.

    For example a young animal utilize most of the prey for growth leaving little to be eliminated and if the animal was not fed adequately it would leave nothing to be eliminated until the animal is fed adequately again and catches up.

    The most important is that the animal is well hydrated, and that their is no persistent bulge near the cloaca.

    They are usually more likely to go after a shed.
    Deborah Stewart


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