Health Issues/Feeding Problems FAQ

i just read this and think its great. I have a question though. I read one of these that said the regurge happened 4 days after eating. At 4 days how can you tell if it is a regurge or poop? Does it look different than regular poop? I'm not trying to be funny, I genuinely don't know. My snake normally poops within 2-3 days after eating.

leftycrane said:

i just read this and think its great. I have a question though. I read one of these that said the regurge happened 4 days after eating. At 4 days how can you tell if it is a regurge or poop? Does it look different than regular poop? I'm not trying to be funny, I genuinely don't know. My snake normally poops within 2-3 days after eating.

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A regurge will make a poop seem to smell like a rose as well as still looking sort of like how it went in, at least it will have a "tubular" sort of shape to it even if it's isn't quite as identifiable as being a rodent.

Ok. Thank you for answering a very odd question lol

I so agree with Susan a regurge smells so bad I can deal with poop smells anytime loll.

how warm or hot should the water be before you dip the dead mouse head in too.To get the snake too eat

Hi Wayne. Welcome to the forum.

Rather than asking on a sticky, you will get more help if you post a new thead. Go to this page

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=8

and click on the "New Thread" button. It's blue, above the posts and below the ads on the left side.

Then give us some more details. Is this a new baby that has never eaten? Is this an older snake? Is this a frozen thawed or freshly killed mouse? All the information you can give will help get good answers.

Jake

Thank you for your reply will do