Eastern Indigos...

Posted by Matt on September 07, 1999 at 19:27:10:

Well...I guess I really had to prove this one thing to myself--but I found out it's true! MY INDIGO CRAPS ON A DAILY BASIS!! This is nothing new of course (it is part of their reputation), but I was wondering if anybody could shed some light on this topic! I fed my snake on sunday--3 very large mice (after waiting a few days since he digested and craped out his last meal), and lo and behold he craped the very same day I fed him--AND EVERYDAY SINCE THEN! His body can't be digesting mice that quickly--CAN IT? Im used to corn snakes and pythons that only crap after the meal has been digested--Furthermore, I have noticed that the size of the "mess" is not really in proportion to the meal itself (unlike my corn and python)--.

...just curious.

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• Re: Eastern Indigos... doug 9/08/99 (0)
• Update Matt 9/08/99 (5)
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    • yes... Matt 9/08/99 (3)
      • Re: yes... Chuck Elliott 9/08/99 (2)
        • Re: yes... Spawn 9/10/99 (1)
          • Re: yes... Chuck Elliott 9/12/99 (0)

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: Well...I guess I really had to prove this one thing to myself--but I found out it's true! MY INDIGO CRAPS ON A DAILY BASIS!! This is nothing new of course (it is part of their reputation), but I was wondering if anybody could shed some light on this topic! I fed my snake on sunday--3 very large mice (after waiting a few days since he digested and craped out his last meal), and lo and behold he craped the very same day I fed him--AND EVERYDAY SINCE THEN! His body can't be digesting mice that quickly--CAN IT? Im used to corn snakes and pythons that only crap after the meal has been digested--Furthermore, I have noticed that the size of the "mess" is not really in proportion to the meal itself (unlike my corn and python)--. : ...just curious.

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