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    To address the potential injury situation you can do two things:
    1) place the snake on his back and see if he's able to flip himself over without any difficulty.
    2) hold the snake by his back 1/3 of his body, towards his tail. If he moves around easily he's likely uninjured.

    I would hold off on feeding until you are confident no injuries were sustained in the fall.

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