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how do you know
i have posted a couple of threads on here and i am likeing how everyone is verry helpfull..... well how do you know when there are about to shed? Should i wait till he sheds to feed him again? also i have heard not to feed them again till after they have deficated is this true?
thanks again everyone for all your suggestions and comments really big help
josh
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Re: how do you know
 Originally Posted by Damen
also i have heard not to feed them again till after they have deficated is this true?
josh
Daniel fielded the shed question, so I'll take this one. No....that statement is not true. Snakes deficate at their own pace and from all I've seen and read, it rarely seems to correspond with a feeding schedule. Some go for a month or two without poopin' sometimes.
Just feed regularly and consistently and your snake will worry about the rest.
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Re: how do you know
And check everywhere! I just found a massive poopy Cleo deposited in her warm hide....eeeewww.
0.1 ball python (Cleo), 0.1 surinam bcc (Carmen)
1.0 sunglow motley corn (Jenson), 1.0 albino burmese (Lourdes)
1.0 cat (Nicky), some mooses and ratters, 1.0 hubby (Rick)
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Re: how do you know
Three of the last 4 poos from P Snake have ALL been in his hide...and the dink was still in there WITH IT! Two wrapped up in his shed skin, too. *sigh*
Make a routine of feeding activities and time, be consistant and "the rest will come". 
Only two poo presents from Wrigley since we got him, and he's eaten regularly. They'll poo and shed when their bodies say they need too.
Sweety314
Fantabulous Daughter, Robin 21 Snakes & counting...Rosie, LTR, corns, Kenyan SB, RTBs, balls of var. morphs/norms; purple albino retic 2 horses, 4 cats, rat mommies, rat daddies and rat babies (mmmm, food!), In Loving Memory: Peekaboo, Goober, Scabbers, Happy (thx 4 35 years), Stripe, Baby, Snoopy, Smudge, Stewie-- You will be missed! Steve Irwin 2/2/62 to 9/4/06
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Re: how do you know
Ma-tsu is fond of tunneling in her substrate and pooping in said tunnels. Weee. The joys of hunting for snake poo.
~Sheree~
Because Snakes are Beautiful!
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4.1 snakes so far (Gomez, Falkor, Ma-tsu, Neptune, Irwin)
2.1 house rabbits (Daphne, Bowie, Unut)
0.1 Jeweled Lacerta (Dana)
In loving memory of Cleo
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Re: how do you know
Try finding poop and pee from a wee lil milksnake who likes her deep aspen substrate! Geesh talk about looked for lil nuggets of buried gold or what LOL
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Sheeeeeesh, you snake people are weird!!! Looking for buried poop like it was treasure or something....I swear........
Hehe....I was so excited to see Kisasa's shed and poop this morning.....what IS it with snake people??
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Re: how do you know
thanks to all of you thsi web site has been a really big help.... now what about when they are sheading can i still feed him?
thanks
josh
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Re: how do you know
 Originally Posted by frankykeno
Try finding poop and pee from a wee lil milksnake who likes her deep aspen substrate! Geesh talk about looked for lil nuggets of buried gold or what LOL
LOL. I know what you mean. Fortunately, my little black milk gave me a "present" in her water bowl so it was a pretty easy clean.
 Originally Posted by damen
Should i wait till he sheds to feed him again?
You can try, but quite often they're not in the mood for eating. It's probably not worth it if you might have throw away the food item, but if you don't have to you can give it a try.

-Lawrence
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