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    First off, I have no direct experience with bloods but I understand that "saving it up" is what they typically do. While it makes perfect sense to "connect"
    the regurgitation to the constipation, I wouldn't want to assume that's the only possible cause. One thing you can do (assuming they take f/t prey) is to
    thaw their prey in water & serve it wet to help with their hydration. A periodic soak wouldn't hurt either, & make sure their enclosure's humidity stays up.
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