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    I was reading the medical section about regurgitation and it said;
    There are many reasons why your herp is vomiting or regurgitating. Some of which include: handling too much,
    How much handelingi s too much?

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    How many pets do you have? W

    Good question. I would assume that refers to too much handling after a feeding. Generally, after a snake eats, you should wait 48-72 hours before handling (48 is usually sufficient, sometimes less) to give the meal time to "gel."

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    Oh, ok cool. Wanted to make sure like it didn't mean like you could only handle your snake at certain times during the week or somehting.

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    I would say it's a good idea not to handle it for a while after you get it to so it can settle into his new home. Handling too much at first can cause stress. When I got my snake, I waited until he had eaten a couple of times successfully before I started handling him. Then I gradually started handling him more.
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    I'll do that gen, thanks!
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    If you have any advice for a new keeper pm me.

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    I did what Gen said as well and it's worked out fine, my boy hasn't missed a meal since his first two. Time to acclimate is very important - just like Gen said
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