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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    When dealing with a regurgitation you need to wait TWO WEEKS and I cannot stress enough the importance of this.

    After that it will either happen again or it will not

    If it does you need to consider the followings

    Bad feeder

    Low temperatures not allowing proper digestion

    Stress

    Internal parasites

    Based on your description it looks like the rat was not even in the process of being digested so I would have to go with the rat being spitted back out which is generally due to disturbance or size.

    Either way because you have limited experience and your description may or may not be correct I would recommend to wait two weeks.
    Deborah Stewart


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