\"normal\" or not!???

[Boaguy]

Well.. i have never seen a regurge b4.. do here's my situation
my female rainbow boa for the last 3 eats she has been "pooping" or "regurging"
the hair of the mouse i THINK.. not sure if she is getting rid of the hair of if its a regurg..
it isnt stinky.. u cant smell it.. is it normal for them to poop or regurge the hair??

boaguy
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	regurgitate Throw up. Reptiles will regurge when they feel they are in danger or if they have some sort of health issue. If your reptile has regurgitated his/her food please seek help!

[Bry]

Well I've seen regurges before but never had to smell them (don't make me explain this). The regurges look like a liquefied rodent that's just barely identifiable, which is pretty disgusting-looking if you ask me. I've heard they stink to high heaven. Hair doesn't digest like all the other parts of the mice (skin, bones, guts, etc.) so that's often passed with the poop itself, which is normal. Is this what you're asking, or are you saying the snake is pooping or regurging only the hair? If so, then I can't say I've ever seen a snake poop or regurge only the hair. Maybe others here can help you a bit more.

Bry
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	regurgitate Throw up. Reptiles will regurge when they feel they are in danger or if they have some sort of health issue. If your reptile has regurgitated his/her food please seek help!

[Boaguy]

im asking if its normal for them to poop or regurg or "pass" out the hair..
i picked it up w/ paper towels and seporated it a bit.. its 100% pure hair unless i missed something lol
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[Ritchie]

cool never heard of that
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[JJshiv]

Sometimes my BCI passes some hair with the rest of her poo. I think it is normal, hair takes longer to digest. Most animals, such as owls cant digest hair so it is passed with the rest of the waste. Just my opinion.
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	Boa Constrictor Imperator Boa Constrictor (Boa constrictor imperator). Most common is the Colombian Boa.

[Boaguy]

thanks
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