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We purcahes a Hog isalnd Boa about three weeks ago. He is eating once per week no problem. However, as the tilte to this thread notes, I can't find any indication that he has pooped since we purchased him. He is a three foot yearling in shed at the moment. Vet time?
 
I have a girl that without fail, will go right at 2 months without pooping. Now, when she does go you had better watch out as it is everywhere! She truly does make a Great Dane look pathetic. She actually requires a full bath each time this happens.

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Dave Hit It Right On The Head Fill Your Tub With 2 Or 3 Inches Of Luke Warm Water And Let Her Swim Around For 10-20 Minutes The Poop Is Almost Garunteed!
 
I just had this problem with my Jakers. I gave him a bath in my hands and dried him off. He is smaller. Then I held him and stroked him. It works for us. Poke someone in the kidneys and they have to go. Not two minutes later I had poop all over me!
 
shed complete, poop obtained...than again for the advice. Shed within 5-minutes of the soak (no lie) and answered nature's call within 1/2 hour. Really appreciatte your help on this, I was getting a little stressed.
 
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