Is this ok?

[Josh Emmons]

you might recall i posted a thread about how my spider ball ate a WAY too big meal, well tonight, i dropped a mouse inhis cage thinking it was atremis's cage, (my normal feeding bins where out.) and before i could stop him, he snatched up another HUGE mouse... is he gonna be ok? and will he be able to digest it?

[Kaorte]

How long ago was his last meal? How much bigger is it than him? Do you have a weight on the feeder or the snake? or both?

[MustBeSatan]

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He'll be fine. They're snakes. They are very stretchy. If he was able to get it past his mouth, he'll be fine.

[BPelizabeth]

Well looks like you have a piggy....lol. If he couldn't handle it....I am sure he would not of taken it. Again I would not touch him for 48 hours.

[mason]

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He'll be fine. They're snakes. They are very stretchy. If he was able to get it past his mouth, he'll be fine.

Not true, snakes canphysically ingest far more than they are capableofdigesting. Result - regurgitation

Well looks like you have a piggy....lol. If he couldn't handle it....I am sure he would not of taken it. Again I would not touch him for 48 hours.

As above. not entirely true.

It's worth monitoring him closely for the next 48 hours, if his previous meal is still showing as a bulge he may regurg. Keep an eye on him, and if it does happen bear in mind they then need time to recover before eating again, when snake regurgitate a meal they loose a lot of their gut flora, digestive chemicals etc and need timeto recover before eating again.

[2kdime]

Like I said before with the other incident, go slowly about what your doing so you dont make any mistakes.

And if you do, to learn from the mistakes.

Slow down a bit!

Keep an eye on him to make sure he doesnt regurgitate it.

I wouldnt find it needed to feed him again for a couple weeks