Quote Originally Posted by DVirginiana View Post
Didn't you say in another thread that you had handled him for 30 minutes prior to the regurge? (correct me if I'm wrong) That's a pretty long time and could be stressful. I'd personally recommend not handling for so long at once even after you start handling again, but that can really stress out a snake especially if it's prone to being a bit nervous or jumpy.
Like everyone else has said though, you can't tell what exactly caused the regurge, so you have to use the process of elimination (in this case, eliminating handling/husbandry stress) to figure out what caused it.
Oh and btw, yes it was 30 minutes. I know some are against handling for long amounts of time, but this is our usual handling session. He's an extremely relaxed snake. With lots of research I have concluded that as long as the snake does not seem stressed or agitated, I can handle him for as long and as much as I want. When I do handle him he usually explores a bit and then settles down for a nap either on my lap, my chest or wrapped around my arm.


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