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    regurgatation in new BP

    I just received , via the Fed-ex truck, my new black pastel BP from BHB reptiles. After unboxing her I got her set up in her new tub and left her alone. I just went to check on her and discovered that she had reguratated her last meal. I'm assuming that the stress from being shipped is what caused the regurg. I know that I need to leave her as undisturbed as possible for the next week or so but is there anything else I need to do? In the past I have always waited a week before offering any new snake it's first meal. Is a week long enough a wait or should I extend the wait since she just lost her last meal?

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    I would wait 2 weeks before offering and contact the seller in case other problems arise.

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    I'd be curious to know when the snake was fed last by the breeder (ie the meal that it regurged).
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    Re: regurgatation in new BP

    Hi,

    I'd wait ten days and offer a slightly smaller food item than normal just to ease the transition back to normal eating.

    Keep the food smaller for a couple of feedings. I'd also contact BHB to let them know it had happened and see what their advice is.


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    Re: regurgatation in new BP

    I just spoke with BHB and they said that they feed every Friday and felt the shipping was the cause for the regurg. I hope that is the case, never had a snake regurg before. She is very pretty and will post some pics in a couple of weeks when she is settled in and eating.

    thanks again for the advice

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    Re: regurgatation in new BP

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    I'd wait ten days and offer a slightly smaller food item than normal just to ease the transition back to normal eating.

    Keep the food smaller for a couple of feedings. I'd also contact BHB to let them know it had happened and see what their advice is.


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