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    Do not feed him for a minimum of two weeks.

    In the meantime, their is a product called Benebac which most major pet stores sell in the bird section. It is a probiotic for both birds and reptiles. I would begin dosing his water with it. When you feed him again, add a light sprinkle to the prey item.

    Benebac does a good job in replenishing the beneficial bacteria in the snake's digestive system that can become compromised in a regurge event.
    Last edited by Skiploder; 01-01-2012 at 11:17 AM.

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