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I've had my snake for about 4 days now...it ate his/her pinky on monday..without any problems. But the thing is....you all say that cleaning its fescies(I spelled it wrong didn't I )is a dayly job....but the only time I saw some was on the first day in its travelbox....
Should I be concerned or is it because he/she still has to digest its meal
They typically don't poop every day. I'd just do a quick search daily just to be sure there is nothing that needs to be removed (poop, urates, etc.). You should expect your snake to poop 2-3 days after its meal. Of course, this is just a rough estimate. It varies depending on the snake, the size of the meal, temps, etc.
This is just me, others may do differently. Every day I take Sage out and handle him, while I'm doing that I'll do a quick scan of visable places that might need cleaning. I have a smaller enclosure I put him in, since I'm the only one here that will do this, and change his water, and pick up the hides to do a quick 'sweep' of the area. Its always better to be safe than sorry later.
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