Yikes! I'm wondering if today's snake poop is an indication of:
1. larvae of some parasite
2. undeveloped eggs
Feces found in corner, same bean-like pellets I've seen a few days ago. Almost no other material found defecated. No black section at all; the blob of usually white goo was greenish in hue. Four or five of the pellet-like feces look much like moist white beans. Their sides have a brownish tinge to them.
This snake has not eaten since prior to November 25, when it defecated its last meal of 2 days before. It looks healthy overall, and is relatively active, but refuses to eat. During last few days there were bouts of sneezing. Now I notice the bean-like feces.
Do any experienced herpers recognize what these are?
Can you suggest any treatment?
