HELP! bp vomiting?

I have a 1 1/2 yr old female ball python. She hasnt eaten in about 2 months or so. Her weight seems to be fine and is still active. Last night we heard a noise from her cage that sounded like someone gagging or heeving. I looked in the cage and there was a little bit of brown substance in front of her almost like it was projectile. It didnt seem mucusy and she hasnt been weezing. We've been keeping the cage around 86-88 during the day and 78-80 at night so i dont think its respitory (or so we hope). The bedding is cypress, is it possible she could of gagged or gotten sick from it?

Any info would be great... Thanx! :confused:

First of all :welcome: to BP.net :D

I would take a moment to read over this care sheet if you haven't already :rolleyes:

Ball Python Care Sheet

Your temps need to be adjusted...which will help your BP digest when it does eat again. Seeing as it hasn't eaten in two months I doubt it was a regurge.

I'm sure more experienced members will be along to help shortly.

Best of luck! :D

No one can diagnose a snake online, the best thing you can do if you are concern about your snake is to take him to an herp vet to get a diagnosis.

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Originally Posted by beanie

I have a 1 1/2 yr old female ball python. She hasnt eaten in about 2 months or so. Her weight seems to be fine and is still active. Last night we heard a noise from her cage that sounded like someone gagging or heeving. I looked in the cage and there was a little bit of brown substance in front of her almost like it was projectile. It didnt seem mucusy and she hasnt been weezing. We've been keeping the cage around 86-88 during the day and 78-80 at night so i dont think its respitory (or so we hope). The bedding is cypress, is it possible she could of gagged or gotten sick from it?

Any info would be great... Thanx! :confused:

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Like Lena said, it's not a regurg if the last meal was 2 months ago. Without pics or first hand experience it is going to be difficult to give you anything more to go on.