Hey, had my corn snake now for about 11 years when we first got her she wouldnt eat, had to force feed her for about a month then she's took food no probs ever since. About a month and a half ago she stopped eating, her movement became really fast and jerky, not smooth.. she would put her nose just above her tail where it starts to thicken out and just move in circles over and over, what was most worrying was when she was moving, on occasion, if her body was in her path she would kinda sniff it a sec then give it a quick bite.. that all stopped when she had a really watery poop, kinda black and green, soaked half of her tank, so yeah im not convinced it was poop but since she hasnt eaten in so long, only drank there would be no substance to it.
Anyways about 2 weeks ago she ate a pinky(sick of wasting £1.50 mice), fine for about a week, she ate another. Thinking yeah great, just about to head out and get some bigger mice and the tank is soaken in vomit/poo i cant tell, theres the usuall crumbly bits of mice yellowy/white indicating that they have been propperly digested just theres sooo much water I cant believe it, about half of a 32 inch tank is soaked.
Now Usually I use wood chips as substrate and now I have changed to news paper, maybe thats just the fact that it absorbs alot of it and because its so thin it spreads further, I dunno. Anyways a vet recons the biting thing is because of age, sore bones etc. What are your thoughts? Is this vomit or poop?, deffo not regurge as its fully digested.
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Anyways about 2 weeks ago she ate a pinky(sick of wasting £1.50 mice), fine for about a week, she ate another. Thinking yeah great, just about to head out and get some bigger mice and the tank is soaken in vomit/poo i cant tell, theres the usuall crumbly bits of mice yellowy/white indicating that they have been propperly digested just theres sooo much water I cant believe it, about half of a 32 inch tank is soaked.
Now Usually I use wood chips as substrate and now I have changed to news paper, maybe thats just the fact that it absorbs alot of it and because its so thin it spreads further, I dunno. Anyways a vet recons the biting thing is because of age, sore bones etc. What are your thoughts? Is this vomit or poop?, deffo not regurge as its fully digested.
Cheers