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Six days and still has not defecated

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RickNC

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Is this normal? My new corn has went six days since feeding and still has not defecated. Tomorrow will be a week and I planned on feeding him again. Should I go ahead with the feeding? Thanks.
 
Do you have a hatchling? Is the snake on aspen? It might be that the snake did poo & you didn't see it or it was hidden. I wouldnt' worry to much about it at this point.
 
Yes, feed him anyway. My boy has never been 'regular' (sounds lovely!) in the 6 years I've had him. Some of them just don't 'go' as often as others. Nothing to worry about.
 
If it's in there I will see it. Not new to keeping herps, just corns. I had just heard that they go after three or four days. But if you guys say its ok I won't worry about it. Thanks.
 
Yeah. Like they say ... don't sweat the small poop. It getting soaked in the aspen. Don't waste your time looking for poop, wax your car, man. :grin01:
 
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