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Posted by vvvddd on November 24, 2002 at 17:47:05:

In Reply to: Pine Snake Digestion Question posted by gretzkyrh4 on November 24, 2002 at 15:30:00:

Chris,

Most snakes (colubrids anyway) don't completely digest fur. My boas are better at it, probably because they don't defecate nearly as frequently, but there is still some left over. Its nothing to worry about. In fact, I've heard fur (among other indigestables) called the 'roughage' of a strict carnivore's diet.

Van

PS is this FIT Chris? Just curious.

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