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    Re: My yearling BP eating a HUGE RAT

    Yep that female didn't get herself pregnant and probably not her first pregnancy at that size. I hope you're able to get them taken care of fast. I had a lone male get into my basement a few years ago and cause literally thousands in damage. Ate holes through my basement steps, into the bottom of my kitchen cabinets, out the toe kick part under cabinets, then chew the wiring in my stove and destroy the whole thing.
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    This. Wild rodents are often riddled with worms. Also as was pointed out rats live in colonies and if a neighbor put out poison for them then your snake would have eaten that too.

    Never ever feed a wild rodent to your snake.
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