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BP digestion question

Scrufdog

Scrufdog

that one guy
I fed my BP a med rat last friday, and he still hasnt dropped a deuce. He's a 4 foot BP. I've only recently rescued him, so I'm not quite locked into his normal schedule and habits. There's no lump, tank temps range from 86 to 78 end to end.
 
BPs seem to hold their poop a lot longer than corns - and then when they go, they REALLY go! I find it kind of nice - cage cleaning tends to be easier with them.
 
yeah, the last time he went I thought the cat broke into his tank or something. I'll keep an eye on him. thanks

btw, just picked up your corn book, great info, thanks again.
 
My boa poops once a month, but when he does it looks like my lab broke into his cage,lol perfectly normal:)
 
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