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Snake poop
- Thread starter scad2k
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Bobo's Mama
proud corn mommy!
Sounds normal to me. Its always runny when it first comes out. Like bird poop going splat on your car window. The white spots are the pee, the brown or black are the poop.
Penman6668
Dr. Jan Itor
If that means love, mine has told me a couple of time and my son.:rofl:isobel said:
cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
Baba-Lou said:
Hold on, i need to go tell my Girl freind how much " I Love Her":grin01:
ayasha
New member
Cute.. but dangerous
Hey Gang…
I’ve had it too from my Corn and the wife from my black pine.. nice…
One thing, all herps carry salmonella. It is commonly contracted from their feces. Be sure to wash and disinfect (we keep hand wash for this) thoroughly. Same with Viv cleaning etc…
Oh yeah, on that note, many herpetoculturists ‘quarantine’ new snakes from the rest of their collections for one month or more to observe for disease. At this time the same hand cleaning should be used. Should the new snake have pathogens, you can easily transfer it to the rest of your collection
From poop to quarantine.. round and round we go :0}
Hey Gang…
I’ve had it too from my Corn and the wife from my black pine.. nice…
One thing, all herps carry salmonella. It is commonly contracted from their feces. Be sure to wash and disinfect (we keep hand wash for this) thoroughly. Same with Viv cleaning etc…
Oh yeah, on that note, many herpetoculturists ‘quarantine’ new snakes from the rest of their collections for one month or more to observe for disease. At this time the same hand cleaning should be used. Should the new snake have pathogens, you can easily transfer it to the rest of your collection
From poop to quarantine.. round and round we go :0}
Penman6668
Dr. Jan Itor
Thats Funny, I don't care what you say Thats funny!!:roflmao::roflmao:cornsnakekid92 said:
