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how many poops?

I would recommend that you have a poop sample tested for worms by your vet. Intestinal parasites may cause a snake to be thinner than it should and to have more poops than you would think.
 
I just looked at the photo you posted of the snake, its not skinny, its healthy. I am posting two pics. First is my almost 3 year old corn who is between 3 and 4 feet long and is healthy, the second is the 13 year old corn I recently took in that is FAT. Hope these pics help you feel good about how your snake looks. Personally I would feed one mouse every week or two, my healthy guy gets one adult mouse every 2 weeks because being fed every 7 days or even every 10 he was getting round.
 

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i notice the difference in the two pics. my snake only looks like that when he has a nice healthy poop stewing for me. thanks again, everyone
 
hah! yep i recognize that slightly bloated look. thats when they go staright back into the tank until they have relieved themselves.
 
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