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    Definately miss more than just one feed.

    Wait two weeks. Feed a very small meal
    Wait two weeks if he holds it Down. Feed another small meal
    Wait two weeks if he holds it bump the prey a bit
    If he holds that resume feeding as Normal.

    Most important is trying to figure out why he regurged. Was the prey possibly too big? Could a heat spike have happened? Do you feed in the cage or out?
    Those are the most common reasons for regurges.


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