Quote Originally Posted by BRBrant View Post
The last regurgitation happened awhile ago so i dont think this is from a lack of bacterias... and i waited 3 days after it happened the first time and he ate just fine with no problems.

I'm not going to feed my snake outside its normal enclosure because it makes them more likely to strike when youre just reaching in to clean the tank or handle the snake; BRB are naturally more aggressive than BPs so im taking all the precautions i can to make it a ''calm'' snake thats used to being handled.

The warm spot is kept between 84 and 86. No, its not a baby. I've fed the snake 12 times total. the first regurgitation happened on number 7 and obviously the most recent is 12. So i have had successful feedings since the first regurge. (Feedings are weekly til it gets bigger)

-Brant


The feeding insdie the enclosure is the best wy to go. They will not strike you in association of the cage being opened feeding time every time. Its a myth that many newbies think is true. The transporting from one tank to another for feeding is enough to stress them out especially putting back after feeding. This alone can cause a regurgitation

You need to up the temp a bit on warm side to about 88-90 and cool side of 78-80. this will ensure proper digestion. each snake likes a certain temperature and thats up to you how you find it out.