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Ailsa Posted - 15/04/2011 : 11:07:26
So, I fed Dakota her first feed of 1 pinkie with me on Wed morning and been keeping an eye out for poo yesterday and today, when's normal for pooing after a feed?
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ptmbradley Posted - 17/04/2011 : 11:52:51
Yay I found some! Only a little bit, in the corner on top of the substrate. :)
Mamma Posted - 17/04/2011 : 10:53:02
Mim is fine to spot the poop. Romeo however seems to hide his poop... I cannot find anything!
scubadude Posted - 17/04/2011 : 10:34:58
Dodge usually drops a steamer 2/3 days after he's fed
Red123 Posted - 17/04/2011 : 09:16:35
Maybe you have missed it in the substrate. When they go it looks alot of poop but if its allowed to dry its surprising how little there is. I have used beech chip for my youngsters in the past and it was almost impossible to find any poop, even now at 8 months old i can easily miss it. Kitchen towel is ideal if you are not sure about the pooping, very easy to find it on kitchen towel.
ptmbradley Posted - 17/04/2011 : 01:58:22
ok thanks. :) Hopefully there will be some, erm, 'movement' very soon then. She seems very healthy otherwise so hopefully tomorrow's feed will help to open the gates... :)
lotabob Posted - 17/04/2011 : 01:46:20
quote:
Originally posted by ptmbradley

Didn't want to start yet another poo thread...

I just pulled 2 pinkies out the freezer ready for Pandora's feed tomorrow, but I've still not seen any evidence of her last meal. I've checked her hides, under the log, under the rock, the foliage and substrate, but nothing!

Hopefully a couple more won't do any harm tomorrow and will help to push the old ones out... Getting a bit worried coz I've seen no evidence at all of any toilet since I got her 10 days ago.


Pete



May have been totally empty when she arrived with you, what goes in on feeding day is not what comes out 2 days later. If he has skipped a meal or two it will take a little while to restock. I always thought it was a 2 day turnover but was advised otherwise on here by someone (sorry cant remember who, though it was a knowledgable person) and it was confirmed when Spot went off food, he continued to poo even though he didn't eat anything and then took just over a week after starting to eat again to start pooing again.
Add in the fact they can hold it in and its nothing to worry about though expect to see something soon.
Laws Posted - 17/04/2011 : 00:10:59
ha ! kodi went suddenly still on me and poo everywhere . she usuallu poo's once after a meal and kai poo's three times until he is fed again x
ptmbradley Posted - 16/04/2011 : 20:50:06
Didn't want to start yet another poo thread...

I just pulled 2 pinkies out the freezer ready for Pandora's feed tomorrow, but I've still not seen any evidence of her last meal. I've checked her hides, under the log, under the rock, the foliage and substrate, but nothing!

Hopefully a couple more won't do any harm tomorrow and will help to push the old ones out... Getting a bit worried coz I've seen no evidence at all of any toilet since I got her 10 days ago.

Pete
ozziesmum Posted - 15/04/2011 : 14:59:09
One of mine goes the 2nd day after being fed and then every other day after that so Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and the other one goes every Saturday 1 day before they are both fed.
Invalid User Posted - 15/04/2011 : 13:35:52
My corns are very regular and go around 48 hours after a feed.
kdlang Posted - 15/04/2011 : 13:28:55
One of mine waits a week to do his and usually does it in his feeding tub before chomping his meal. Disgusting boy
Ailsa Posted - 15/04/2011 : 12:22:21
temps are around 28.5°C in warm end and the cool end around 18°C and she last shed tues/wed of last week. At the mo she's all curled up under the warm end hide.
gmac Posted - 15/04/2011 : 12:08:46
quote:
Originally posted by ptmbradley

I fed 2 pinkies last Sunday and STILL can't find any evidence. Should I be getting worried yet?



a few things, what temps do you have in the housing, also they have been known to hold everything in when a shed is on its way.
ptmbradley Posted - 15/04/2011 : 12:04:58
I fed 2 pinkies last Sunday and STILL can't find any evidence. Should I be getting worried yet?
a33272 Posted - 15/04/2011 : 12:01:07
3-4 days but depends on lots of things. When u got her out just keep an eye out for sudden loss of movement an tail lifting up thats a good indication u might want a handful of kitchen roll :D
Ailsa Posted - 15/04/2011 : 11:32:16
She'll prob poop on me tonight when i have her out but she's got her own little towel and box of tissues so am prepared lol

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