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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    About 30 minutes after taking it down, he opened his mouth wide and began moving very violently, and within a minute the rat was back out.
    That's spitting it back out not a regurgitation, which will be cause by a few things.

    Too large of a prey.

    The animal was disturbed

    Change it's mind.

    Health issue

    He would alternate between nose rubbing, trying to fiX his jaw, gazing straight up and perfectly still, to twisting his neck upside down with his tongue out and opening and closing his mouth like there was something stuck in there (but i didn't see anything).
    Have you notice this type of behaviour outside from that day and feeding, the nose/rubbing, holding his head up and closing and opening his mouth?
    Deborah Stewart


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