Thanks for the input! I've always been curious about this. I've got a BP who seems to have chronic spit out syndrome, I'm beginning to wonder if she's actually regurgitating. No smell, though, thank gosh! Last regurge in my collection, I ended up throwing out the tub the snake was in after I bleached it three times and it still reeked. Anyways, I'll watch my BP more closely next feeding to see just how far she gets the mouse down. Either way, there seems to be a problem. As soon as I can get one I'll bring in a fecal, and if that's negative I'll bring her in for a checkup.

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If the snake doesn't fully swallow it and spits the rest out before is that considered a regurge?
No. If a snake hears a loud noise (or vibration I guess ) or a quick movement that frightens them while they're eating, they sometimes let go of the rodent before it has even begun to be digested. I made this thread to debate the point at which a spit out becomes a regurge.